EPISODE · Jan 21, 2025 · 30 MIN
Selling Horror with High Strangeness Books
from Horror Humor Hunger · host Viggy Parr Hampton
Besides authors and readers, there’s a very important cornerstone of the book world: booksellers! In this episode, I’m joined by the founder of High Strangeness Books, Jessica Ennenbach. High Strangeness is an e-commerce online bookstore dedicated to horror and dark romance that offers curated monthly book boxes (which sound so insanely awesome). From the current horror renaissance to the importance of collective third spaces for community building, Jessica and I cover a lot of fascinating ground!Connect with High Strangeness Books on Instagram: @highstrangenessbooksOrder from High Strangeness Books: https://www.highstrangenessbooks.comOrder your High Strangeness Books Adult Horror Book Club Box: https://www.highstrangenessbooks.com/shop/p/adult-horror-book-club-boxOrder your High Strangeness Books Dark Romance Book Club Box: https://www.highstrangenessbooks.com/shop/p/dark-romance-book-club-boxHigh Strangeness Books on Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/shop/highstrangenessbooksSound effects courtesy of PixabayKeep up with Horror Humor Hunger:- Instagram: @horrorhumorhungerpodcast- Viggy's Instagram: @viggyparrhampton- Twitter: @HHHPodwithViggy- Sign up for Viggy's monthly newsletter at www.viggyhampton.com
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Besides authors and readers, there’s a very important cornerstone of the book world: booksellers! In this episode, I’m joined by the founder of High Strangeness Books, Jessica Ennenbach. High Strangeness is an e-commerce online bookstore dedicated to horror and dark romance that offers curated monthly book boxes (which sound so insanely awesome). From the current horror renaissance to the importance of collective third spaces for community building, Jessica and I cover a lot of fascinating gr...
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