059 - Exploring The Deadlands With Katherine Silva
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059 - Exploring The Deadlands With Katherine Silva
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About this listen
Join host Jason on Weird Reads as he delves into Katherine Silva’s The Deadlands—a haunting series rooted in grief, folklore, and post‑apocalyptic landscapes.
In this episode, Katherine talks about:
- The evolution of Undead Folk, Dead Folk and Nothingland and how they interconnect
- Writing through grief, the role of myths in horror fiction, the importance of hope, and world‑building the wasteland of the Deadlands
- Her indie author journey, publishing with Strange Wilds Press, and what's next in her writing path
- Undead Folk
- Dead Folk
- Nothingland
- Vulpine Curse
- Todd Keisling
- Amanda Headlee
- Tom Rimer
- Brandon Lafaro
- Pauline Chow
- Sam Richard
- Kyle Winkler
- Rob Smales
Website: https://www.katherinesilvaauthor.com/
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