Eco-Horror Panel (Field Notes from a Nightmare)

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I speak with Alex Ebenstein, Alex Woodroe, Sara Tantlinger, Nikki R. Leigh, and Alexis DuBon about their reasons for reading and writing eco-horror, their most beautiful and terrifying experiences out in nature, and the inspirations behind their stories in Field Notes from a Nightmare: An Anthology of Ecological Horror. Order your copy of Field Notes here: https://dreadstonepress.com/shop/

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