Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Ramsey Campbell Conducted by Phillip Stecco Ramsey Campbell's first book was published in 1964 by Arkham House when he was still in his teens. He is regarded as one of the most important writers of contemporary weird fiction. Mr. Campbell resides in the ...

by Jon Padgett, photo courtesy of Ellen Datlow

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Laird Barron is a name that has inspired some controversy around these parts mostly for three reasons: 1) Barron is one of the most talented and skilled living writers of weird fiction. 2) Barron wrote a satirical meta-fictional story entitled "More Dark," published in 2012,...

A Simulated Interview With Ron Price Australia

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This is the 18th interview of 26 interviews in the two decades, 1993-2013, during which I have been writing poetry intensively and extensively. I have placed many of the interviews in my 74 booklets of poetry.

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: TheSingingGarden Conducted by Phillip Stecco How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? In the 1980's, in a special edition of Dagon, the small press magazine borrowed from a friend. Not long after that I stumbled across a copy of Songs of a...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: klarkash Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I had heard his name for some time; I first read him in an old issue of something called Tekeli-li! that I dug out of a box at Time Machine on 14th Street...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: DoktorH Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? From a Boing Boing post on The Conspiracy Against the Human Race: Philosophy of Thomas Ligotti, a horror writer who can't feel happiness - Boing Boing I...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: gryeates Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I picked up the Virgin edition of Teatro Grottesco in Borders after reading Matt Cardin's interview with Mr. Ligotti online. I'd read a number of...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: darknessdoubled Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? My older brother turned me on to Ligotti's work. He had a copy of Noctuary and then The Nightmare Factory. I was intrigued and started to read and...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: LadyLovecraft Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? The very first story I read was "The Last Feast of Harlequin" which got me hooked instantly. In a Lovecraft-based story collection the story stuck...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: scottsplatter Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I'm a late comer to Ligotti's work. The first story I read was "The Shadow, The Darkness" in the anthology 999. Which I somehow had forgotten I'd...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Murony_Pyre Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I first encountered the name of Thomas Ligotti in the Joyce Carol Oates edited American Gothic Tales anthology. Remembering the name Ligotti and having...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Pegritz Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? Via Douglas Winter's Prime Evil anthology. I believe I was... fourteen at the time, and couldn't make heads or tails of "Alice's Last Adventure." It was...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Brendan Moody Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I don't recall how I first heard of Ligotti, but I had already been curious to check out his work for a long time when I discovered that my college...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Jonathan Dread Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? Completely by chance. I hadn't come across Thomas Ligotti's work before. I spotted a copy of Teatro Grottesco in my local library and was curious. Read...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Gray House Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I think I first took note of Ligotti's name when I read something by S. T. Joshi that made a passing mention. Eventually, after reading online about...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: brendanconnell Conducted by Phillip Stecco Brendan Connell is the author of the novel The Translation of Father Torturo and the story collections Metrophilias and Unpleasant Tales. He resides in New Mexico, the Land of Enchantment. 1) How did you first...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Keith418 Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? A friend who was a fellow horror enthusiast turned me on in the late 1980s. 2) What are some of your favorite works by Mr. Ligotti?

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: tartarusrussell Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I published David Tibet’s interview with Ligotti in Aklo back in 1998 and at roughly the same time bought the Robinson editions of Grimscribe ...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: Freyasfire Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? I first heard of Thomas Ligotti through the praises of David Tibet around 2003, I believe. I remember from the start even his name intrigued me. But I...

Interview conducted by Phillip Stecco

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TLO Member Interview: njhorror Conducted by Phillip Stecco 1) How did you first encounter the work of Thomas Ligotti? It was probably in one of those "Year's Best Horror" anthologies and from there I purchased The Nightmare Factory, because with a name like that how could...