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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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Bonus Episode: Konrad Stump on Oh, the Horror!, HWA...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/11/14

Happy Friday, friends! Here’s a bonus episode I recorded with a very good friend of mine, Konrad Stump! He co-chairs HWA Libraries, including the Horror Writers Association’s summer reading program Summer Scares, and StokerCon Librarians’ Day, a full day of continuing education that connects authors and librarians and provides both with the necessary tools to engage communities with the horror genre. He also coordinates the Springfield-Greene County (MO) Library’s long-running “Oh, the Horror!”

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66:25

Philip Fracassi on The Autumn Springs Retirement Home...

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/11/11

Guess who’s back?! Philip Fracassi returns to unpack The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre, a slasher set in a retirement community. We chat about portrayals of age in media and literature, the character work that absolutely makes this novel sing, and so much more. It’s a great hour and some change spent chatting with Phil about this really lovely book, and I hope you all enjoy it! If you want to order your own copy of The Autumn Springs Retirement Home Massacre or keep up with Phil on social

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Sam Rebelein on Galloway's Gospel

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/11/04

2025 has been a year of stunning horror, and one of its major contributors with not one, but two releases is Sam Rebelein! He returns to the pod to chat about his novel, Galloway’s Gospel, unpacking the creativity around this very vibrant story. We also chat about how strange nostalgia can feel, Sam’s stunning characters in this book, and so much more. Getting to chat with Sam will make anyone’s day, and if you want to follow him on social media or order a copy of Galloway’s Gospel, you can do so

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57:02

Ally Malinenko on Broken Dolls

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/10/28

If you think you saw that doll’s head turn a bit when you walked by, you’d probably be correct in the pages of Ally Malinenko’s latest novel, Broken Dolls. And I was fortunate enough to chat with Ally about the inspiration of the book, why dolls are so creepy, grief horror, writing to grab kids’ attention, and so much more. A HUGE thanks to Ally for her time, and if you’d like to pick up a copy of Broken Dolls or keep up with Ally on social media, check out the links below:* Ally’s Instagram:

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83:03

Wandering the Halls of Hill House with Charlie Battison

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/10/23

Happy Thursday, friends! Here’s a bonus episode on one of the most perfect books I have ever had the pleasure of reading, The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson. While it’s taken me a minute to get around to reading this masterpiece, it is safe to say it’s stolen both my heart and mind. And accompanying me on this journey through the halls of Hill House is my good friend, Charlie Battison, or as you may know him on social media, barebonesbooks. A huge thanks to him for accompanying me on this

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56:13

Tanya Pell on Her Wicked Roots

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/10/21

In full bloom, Her Wicked Roots by Tanya Pell is a Gothic novel that revels in secrets and learning hard truths. It’s an absolute joy to get to chat with Tanya about this story, its starting point, its mystery, and its intrigue in every form. The biggest thanks to Tanya for her enthusiasm and time chatting about this wicked novel. Her Wicked Roots is on shelves now, and if you’d like to order a copy or keep up with Tanya on social media, check out the links below:* Tanya’s Instagram:

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76:02

Gemma Amor on Itch!

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/10/14

Crawling its way under our skin, Itch! by Gemma Amor is the angry folk horror novel we all need in our TBRs. I chat with her about where this story came from, what it means to write a feminist story, insect horror, and so much more. Itch! is already on shelves in the UK, but US readers will have a chance to get a hard copy in January of 2026. The good news is, I believe you can get the ebook NOW which I have linked below in addition to where to find Gemma on social media! The biggest thanks to Gemma

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79:34

Neil McRobert on Good Boy

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/10/07

Happy Tuesday! Thrilled to be sharing my conversation with Neil McRobert, author of his debut novella, Good Boy. Now, you probably know Neil from Talking Scared, but I cannot emphasize how much I adore his fiction, in particular this story. It’s one that pulls on your heart strings in the best way possible, unpacking ideas of social responsibility and standing for what you believe in, even when it’s the hardest option available. I cannot thank Neil enough for coming on the pod to chat about all this

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57:28

Eleanor Johnson on Scream With Me

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/30

Did you hear that? Was that a scream? Probably so, as this week, I chat with Eleanor Johnson, author of one of the best non-fiction reads I’ve picked up in some time, Scream With Me. She takes a look at some of horror’s most iconic films across the late 1960s through the 70s and 80s in tandem with our country’s history with feminism. It’s a brilliant examination of key social moments, a look back on how far (or how little) we’ve come, and why we feel the need to scream, all through the lens of

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61:38

Michael Wehunt on The October Film Haunt

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/25

For our last Bonus Episode Thursday, I’m sharing my conversation with Michael Wehunt, author of The October Film Haunt! We, of course, chat about the book, its genesis, the symbolism behind some of the set pieces, what it means to have faith, and all there is to love about horror in all of its explored (and unexplored) forms. A huge, huge thank you to Michael for his time and answering ALL of my deeper questions about the book. To keep up with him on social media or to preorder a copy of The October

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46:35

Delilah S. Dawson on House of Idyll

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/23

Happy Tuesday! I am thrilled to have Delilah S. Dawson on the podcast to chat about her most recent release, House of Idyll! We chat about the story’s inspiration, how the pacing of the book impacts its characters, and the choices Delilah’s female characters make that allow them to feel so compelling. To keep up with Delilah on social media or to order a copy of House of Idyll, check out the links below:* Delilah’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/delilahsdawson/* Delilah’s Threads:

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70:33

Jonathan Janz on Veil

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/18

Happy bonus episode Thursday! Thrilled to be sharing my chat with Jonathan Janz on his latest release Veil, a novel that is the perfect blend of horror, sci-fi, and heart. We chat about genre distinctions, Janz’s short story featured in The Stand anthology, The End of the World As We Know It, and writing with lots of heart and authenticity. It is such a joy to get to talk to Jonathan, and, of course, this conversation is no exception. If you want to keep up with Jonathan on social media or order a

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54:21

Alma Katsu on Fiend

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/16

Thrilled to be sharing my conversation with Alma Katsu on her novel, Fiend which is on shelves TODAY! We explore the themes of the novel, the horrors of corporate workspaces, infuriating gender expectations, and so much more. We also discuss Alma’s story from The End of the World As We Know It anthology, Make Your Own Way. If I’m being candid, this is one of the interviews I am most proud to be sharing with you all as I feel we share an honest conversation regarding the expectation of female

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51:30

Catherine Dang on What Hunger

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/11

Happy Bonus Episode Thursday! I am thrilled to be sharing my conversation with Catherine Dang, author of one of my favorite novels of the year, What Hunger. This is a book that is the most sublime blend of coming-of-age themes, rage, and well, cannibalism. Cat and I unpack all of these topics plus much more in this conversation which I am immensely grateful for! To follow Cat on socials and to order a copy of What Hunger, check out the links below:* Cat’s Instagram:

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54:35

Keith Rosson on Coffin Moon

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/09

I welcome Keith Rosson to the podcast to discuss his most recent release, Coffin Moon which is on shelves as of TODAY! We chat about grit, anger, and revenge in the context of the novel with a deep dive on many of the characters, Keith’s not so classic vampirism, and much more. A HUGE thanks to Keith for making the time to chat, and if you’re looking to keep up with him on social media or order a copy of Coffin Moon, check out the links below:* Keith’s Instagram:

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58:40

Rachel Harrison on Play Nice

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/04

And for your listening pleasure, one of my favorite conversations of the year! Returning for her third time to the pod, Rachel Harrison discusses her upcoming release, Play Nice, which is on shelves from Berkley Publishing on 9/9! We discuss the inspiration behind the story, the fallibility of memory, the narratives others dictate, and much, much more. Play Nice is one of my favorite reads of the year, not just for how entertaining, terrifying, witty, and brilliant it is, but for its truthful

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65:08

Chris Panatier on Shitshow

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/09/02

Back for the second time this year, Chris Panatier returns to discuss his novel, Shitshow which is on shelves as of today, September 2nd! It’s a lovely read, and I believe our conversation is just as entertaining and earnest. We discuss Chris’ inspiration for the novel, the heart of the book, and much, much more. To keep up with Chris and order your own copy of Shitshow, check out the links below:* Chris’ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrispanatier/* Chris’ Threads:

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55:09

Brian McAuley on Breathe In, Bleed Out

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/08/28

Wait a second, it’s not Tuesday! That’s right, this is the first of my series of bonus episodes that will be releasing the month of September since horror is absolutely popping off this month. And to kick off this bonus venture, I welcome Brian McAuley to the pod to discuss his upcoming release, Breathe In, Bleed Out, from Poisoned Pen Press on September 2nd. As always, it is such a delight to get to chat with Brian about his work, the broader horror context, and so much more. If you want to keep up

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Joshua Hull on 8114

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/08/26

You all know the feeling you get when you see those five words across a a horror movie screen right before it starts to play, the bone-chilling, “Based on a true story.” Well, I think we have that very feeling in book form with Joshua Hull’s 8114, a book that is very heavily tied to Joshua’s own experiences as evidenced by this interview. We talk about how it feels to look back on frightening memories, the process of writing such a story, and much, much more about the horror genre. I am immensely

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63:27

Michael Koryta (Scott Carson) on Departure 37

Anna Rose Reads - The Podcast ·

2025/08/19

New week, new episode! Happy to welcome Michael Koryta (aka Scott Carson) to the podcast to talk about his most recent release, Departure 37. We discuss weird science, weird history, and well, just the plain old weird employed in the novel. It’s a really great conversation that feels timely considering the emergence of AI and other worldly debates. We also touch on a few aspects regarding Lost Man’s Lane, one of my favorites books, full stop. To order a copy of Departure 37 or keep up with Michael

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