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Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast

Anna Rose Reads

Hey there! You may know me from Bookstagram, Twitter/X, or from the reviews I write for Capes and Tights" horror section. Here you can find my author interviews, a step in sharing my love of all things horror. I"m hoping to use this platform to not only talk about everything horror but also reviewing, reading, and everything in between! annarosereadsreviews.substack.com

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53:47

Kailee Pedersen on Sacrificial Animals

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/08/12

Happy Tuesday, friends! We’re back in the swing of things around here as I present my conversation with Kailee Pedersen, author of Sacrificial Animals! One of my favorite reads of the year, this is novel that is full of deeper context, layers of unease, and dark psychology. Kailee and I discuss these very things as we dive deep into the book, unpacking all there is to offer in these pages. I am so, so grateful for Kailee’s honest and thought-provoking answers to all of my questions. If you’d like to

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54:45

Midyear Recap with Stephanie Gagnon from Books in the...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/07/29

And on this week’s very special episode, I welcome Stephanie from Books in the Freezer to discuss our favorite reads of 2025 thus far! This is a really fun hour in which we talk about the books we love, what we’re looking forward to, and just some general fun around horror fiction. I cannot thank Stephanie enough for coming on the podcast to chat about this very topic, and if you want to keep up with Books in the Freezer, check out the links below! I also have provided a list of the books mentioned

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49:09

Paul Tremblay on Another

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/07/22

Happy to be sharing “Another” (hehe, get it?) amazing conversation with you all this week, this time with the king of ambiguity himself, Paul Tremblay! We discuss his middle-grade novel that hits shelves today, Another, a look back at his previous works, and the importance of individuality in today’s day and age. It’s truly a privilege to get to chat with Paul, and I am so, so thankful for his time. If you’re looking to keep up with Paul on socials or order a copy of Another, you can do so at the

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45:13

Stephen Graham Jones on Killer on the Road and...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/07/15

Happy Tuesday, friends! Over the moon to be sharing my conversation with Stephen Graham Jones, one of the coolest, most intelligent, and genuinely creative folks I’ve talked to. We mostly discuss his latest release (which is on shelves today, July 15th from Saga Press), Killer on the Road and Babysitter Lives. But, of course, I do have a few questions about his other works and other characters. It’s a really lovely chat, one that I look back on fondly, and I hope you all get as much of a kick out of

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62:50

Wendy N. Wagner on Girl in the Creek

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/07/08

Happy Tuesday, all! Stoked to be sharing my conversation with Wendy N. Wagner, author of the upcoming release from Tor Nightfire, Girl in the Creek! We discuss Wendy’s inspiration for the story, her approach to reading and writing quality fiction, the terrors and beauty of nature, small town crime, and much, much more. My hour spent chatting with Wendy was a lovely time, and it’s my hope you all enjoy this convo as much as I did. To keep up with Wendy on social media or to preorder Girl in the Creek

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39:24

Kerry Cullen on House of Beth

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/07/01

Happy Tuesday, friends! Thrilled to be sharing my conversation with debut author, Kerry Cullen. We talk about her novel, House of Beth, her inspiration for the story, the role of expectations, and unconventional hauntings. It’s a really lovely time, and I cannot thank Kerry enough for her openness and kindness! I am releasing this episode a bit early as House of Beth doesn’t hit shelves until July 15th, but rest assured this is a spoiler-free episode. To keep up with Kerry on social media or to

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40:02

Wendy Dalrymple on Credenza, Cadaver Bone, and Heads...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/06/24

Happy Tuesday! I’m back this week with the queen of pink horror herself, Wendy Dalrymple! We discuss three of her works, Credenza, Cadaver Bone, and her short story featured in the Punk Goes Horror anthology from Truborn Press, Heads Will Roll. In addition to chatting about her stories, we also discuss what pink horror and Florida Gothic horror looks like in today’s modern horror landscape. If you want to check out Wendy’s work or keep up with her on social media, check out the links below!I also

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57:08

Hunter Burke and NL Lavin on Of Flesh and Blood

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/06/10

Happy Tuesday, friends! Hitting shelves today is a book that I hold near and dear to my heart (cannibalism and all), Of Flesh and Blood, a debut novel by resident Cajuns Hunter Burke and NL Lavin. Now there is a very good chance you’ve heard me talk about this book in the last few weeks, but it’s not very often you get a thriller/mystery/horror novel set in your backyard (or close enough). Hunter and NL were kind enough to share in my enthusiasm for this book, and we chat about their writing

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46:40

Rae Wilde on I Can Fix Her

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/06/03

Hello, and welcome back from my month-long hiatus! If you’re new here, welcome!This week I have Rae Wilde on to discuss her novella which hits shelves today from CLASH Books, I Can Fix Her! If you’ve ever wondered if you could tweak one thing in a failed relationship, find one thing to change in hopes of making things work, then you are well acquainted with the plot of this novella. Rae explores so much with this story, getting deep into the heart of toxic relationships, manipulation, and

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41:33

Anna Meyer on Saint Catherine

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/04/29

Happy Tuesday, friends! I am stoked to be sharing this interview with Anna Meyer, author of graphic novel Saint Catherine. This is such a stellar debut, and I hope you all enjoy our conversation about inspiration for the story, Anna’s art style, and telling personal stories. If you’d like to keep up with Anna or order a copy Saint Catherine, you can do so at the links below:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brusierkee/* BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/brusierkee.bsky.social* Website:

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75:50

Nat Cassidy on When the Wolf Comes Home

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/04/21

What is this? A new episode? On a Monday? You got it folks, I’m releasing this week’s episode early, my conversation with Nat Cassidy about When the Wolf Comes Home. This feels like a monumental occasion for a few reasons, but mostly due to how stunning this novel is. It’s been an absolute delight to see how much love this book has gotten in the last few months knowing how big this book is. So big, that Stephen King took to social media to share his love of it as well. This feels like a big moment

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39:57

Ronald Malfi on Senseless

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/04/15

Happy Tuesday, folks! This week I’m chatting with Ronald Malfi about his latest release that is on shelves TODAY, Senseless. I’ve been a fan of Malfi’s for quite a while now so getting to ask about the ins and outs of this gritty, intense, and disturbing novel was a dream come true. I am sad to report that my good luck streak of avoiding technical issues was broken on this episode so this one is a bit shorter than normal. However, I do have a solid thirty minutes of convo that I am incredibly

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50:53

Alex Gonzalez on His Debut Novel, rekt

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/04/08

Another week, another episode! Today I chat with Alex Gonzalez about his debut novel, rekt. This is a gritty, mean, and quite jarring story following one young man’s tumble down the rabbit hole that is the internet. From creepypastas to the dark web, Alex and I chat about how lawless the internet is, what it was like to grow up with such a thing, and much more. rekt is a book that is most definitely sticking with me, and getting to chat with Alex about it was such a delight. If you’d like to keep up

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58:49

Tyler Jones on Night of the Long Knives, Carved in...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/04/01

Happy Tuesday, friends! This week, I’m sharing my conversation with Tyler Jones, author of Midas, Burn the Plans, Heavy Oceans, Night of the Long Knives, Carved in Salt, and I Know What You Need (just to name a *few* of his works). We talk mostly about his most recent works, the complexities of genre classifications, writing authentically, and the emotional connections we look for in honest characters. As always, all of the thanks to Tyler for his time and honesty in this conversation.If you’re

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60:12

Philip Fracassi on The Third Rule of Time Travel

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/03/25

Hello, listeners! Today, Philip Fracassi joins a very special club as a return guest on the podcast, this time to discuss his time-travel novel, The Third Rule of Time Travel. A genre-mashup of a novel, we unpack the real science behind the kind of time travel Fracassi implements, the heartfelt emotion behind these characters, and the art of good storytelling. As always, a huge thank you to Philip for returning to the show and answering all of my questions!If you want to follow Philip on social

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48:59

Erika T. Wurth on The Haunting of Room 904

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/03/18

Hello, friends! On shelves today is Erika T. Wurth’s The Haunting of Room 904, a unique blend of paranormal mystery that covers so many topics from academia to ghosts to psychics to hauntings and everything in between. I was fortunate enough to get to sit down and chat with Erika about Room 904, her previous novel White Horse, and many of these topics. The Haunting of Room 904 feels like a timely read as evidenced by our discussion of real-world horrors, the trends of capitalism, and authenticity

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57:06

A Triple Feature: Rachel Harrison, Liz Kerin, and...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/03/11

Welcome back, friends! This is a very special episode of the pod, one in which I have not one, not two, but THREE guests! Rachel Harrison, Liz Kerin, and William Sterling join me this week to discuss the killer collection from Truborn Press (out today), Punk Goes Horror: A Mixtape Anthology! This is one kickass convo if I do say so myself as we talk about the inspirations for the antho, story ideas from the songs that scream at us, and what it means to be punk. Curating an anthology such as this is

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80:37

Chris Panatier on Death on the Swayback, The...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/03/04

Hello, hello! And welcome to another installment of Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast. I’m showing up in style this week; that’s right, we are officially in *somewhat* professional podcast territory complete with recorded intros and outros. Yes, you can now hear me yap even longer than before as I now introduce our guest of the week and leave you all with some closing sentiments. Podcast housekeeping items aside, I am absolutely over the moon to be sharing this week’s conversation with the one and only,

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98:09

Kim C. (from The Year of Underrated Stephen King...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/02/18

Happy Tuesday, friends! Another week is upon us, and I cannot state how utterly thrilled I am to be sharing this interview with you all today. Kim C. is the one-woman wonder behind one of my favorite podcasts, The Year of Underrated Stephen King. Do you ever hear a person talk about one of your favorite topics and think, “Oh my gosh, I don’t know how it has to happen, but I MUST talk to this person!” That was very much my feelings when I discovered Kim’s podcast following her appearance on an

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78:39

Sam Rebelein on The Poorly Made and Other Things

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/02/11

Another week, another stunning release in the world of horror fiction. Today, I’m sharing my conversation with the wickedly talented, wonderfully delightful, and massively creative, Sam Rebelein. On shelves today is his collection, The Poorly Made and Other Things, which is easily one of my favorite collections of all time. Sam’s stories are packed with horror, twists that drop on a dime, and so much strangeness. There’s much more to these stories as you’ll realize through this conversation such as

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