PFDW #9: Interview with author Laird Barron

When Laird Barron first announced Blood Standard as his first
straight crime novel   I was excited that an author
known for cosmic horror and dread was giving his talents to a
project like this.  He was a 2007 and 2010 Shirley Jackson
Award winner for his collections The Imago Sequence and Other
Stories and Occultation and Other Stories. "Mysterium Tremendum"
 won a 2010 Shirley Jackson Award for best  novella. He
is also a 2009 nominee for his novelette "Catch Hell" Other award
nominations include the Crawford Award, Sturgeon Award,
 International Horror Guild Award, World Fantasy Award, Bram
Stoker  Award, and the Locus Award.


The Isiah Coleridge novels are weird crime classics, the titles
are Blood Standard, Black Mountain, and Worse Angels. The
majority of our conversation is focused on these books with a bit
of Samurai movie talk.


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