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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2015 · 1H 24M

Episode 29: Craig Davidson (aka: Nick Cutter)

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We're excited to bring you this very special episode of GBW! We trekked our way to the Vancouver Writer's Fest and had the pleasure of sitting down with author Craig Davidson (aka: Nick Cutter) writer of the Giller nominated "Cataract City", the boy scouts vs. monster romp "The Troop" which Stephen King proclaimed was 'old-school horror at its best', and most recently "The Acolyte". Tune in as we talk to one of our favourite writers as we talk about small press, the challenge of juggling a pseudonym, some bizarre steroid use stories, and we even get recommendations from Craig for your Halloween entertainment. Find Craig on the internet at www.craigdavidson.net or at Twitter @thenickcutter Thanks for listening! Be sure to head to iTunes to subscribe and drop us a five star rating/review - every little bit helps! Links to all our web stuff at www.gbwpodcast.com

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We're excited to bring you this very special episode of GBW! We trekked our way to the Vancouver Writer's Fest and had the pleasure of sitting down with author Craig Davidson (aka: Nick Cutter) writer of the Giller nominated "Cataract City", the boy scouts vs. monster romp "The Troop" which Stephen King proclaimed was 'old-school horror at its best', and most recently "The Acolyte". Tune in as we talk to one of our favourite writers as we talk about small press, the challenge of juggling a...

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