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Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf

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D. Jonathan Brudie is a talented horror writer with a great debut book Dribs n. Drabs. He loves all things horror including books and films. Brudie wants to remain an independent voice in dark fiction and his debut book is remarkably unique. It was a great pleasure to interview him about the dark fiction genre. Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf Tell us how you became involved in all writing horror? I’ve always enjoyed things having to do with horror. I grew up on old movies and TV and have always turned to the scary stuff. As a young teen I started out writing scripts for horror/ splatter types of short films that I would come up with. The idea was that someday I’d get to make them into movies. I still do the same thing today. My writing is very much influenced by my love of filmmaking. Did you enjoy horror movies and dark fiction during your childhood? Oh yes, and I have to thank my Mother for that. She was a big part of the reason why I gravitated...

Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf

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D. Jonathan Brudie is a talented horror writer with a great debut book Dribs n. Drabs. He loves all things horror including books and films. Brudie wants to remain an independent voice in dark fiction and his debut book is remarkably unique. It was a great pleasure to interview him about the dark fiction genre. Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf Tell us how you became involved in all writing horror? I’ve always enjoyed things having to do with horror. I grew up on old movies and TV and have always turned to the scary stuff. As a young teen I started out writing scripts for horror/ splatter types of short films that I would come up with. The idea was that someday I’d get to make them into movies. I still do the same thing today. My writing is very much influenced by my love of filmmaking. Did you enjoy horror movies and dark fiction during your childhood? Oh yes, and I have to thank my Mother for that. She was a big part of the reason why I gravitated...

Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf

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D. Jonathan Brudie is a talented horror writer with a great debut book Dribs n. Drabs. He loves all things horror including books and films. Brudie wants to remain an independent voice in dark fiction and his debut book is remarkably unique. It was a great pleasure to interview him about the dark fiction genre. Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf Tell us how you became involved in all writing horror? I’ve always enjoyed things having to do with horror. I grew up on old movies and TV and have always turned to the scary stuff. As a young teen I started out writing scripts for horror/ splatter types of short films that I would come up with. The idea was that someday I’d get to make them into movies. I still do the same thing today. My writing is very much influenced by my love of filmmaking. Did you enjoy horror movies and dark fiction during your childhood? Oh yes, and I have to thank my Mother for that. She was a big part of the reason why I gravitated into the horror genre...

Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf

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D. Jonathan Brudie is a talented horror writer with a great debut book Dribs n. Drabs. He loves all things horror including books and films. Brudie wants to remain an independent voice in dark fiction and his debut book is remarkably unique. It was a great pleasure to interview him about the dark fiction genre. Interview with D. Jonathan Brudie By David Kempf Tell us how you became involved in all writing horror? I’ve always enjoyed things having to do with horror. I grew up on old movies and TV and have always turned to the scary stuff. As a young teen I started out writing scripts for horror/ splatter types of short films that I would come up with. The idea was that someday I’d get to make them into movies. I still do the same thing today. My writing is very much influenced by my love of filmmaking. Did you enjoy horror movies and dark fiction during your childhood? Oh yes, and I have to thank my Mother for that. She was a big part of the reason why I gravitated into the horror genr...