Richard Chizmar

from Native Tongues · host Aaron Palmer

"Who's this shmuck writing with Stephen King?". NY Times Bestselling author, Richard Chizmar joins us to talk about his books, writing with horror legend Stephen King, Cemetery Dance Publications, being a street urchin and Road House 2. You read that correctly. Follow us for more content on instagram @nativetonguespod. Follow Richard Chizmar @Richard_chizmar and check out www.Cemetarydance.com to shop limited publications.

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