Noted as being one of the finest short-short story authors in the genre, John Maclay joins us to discuss his work as horror writer, critic, editor and publisher.

Maclay’s work in horror and fantasy, often anthologized, has won him honor and acclaim. The Baltimore Sun has called him a “virtuoso of the Gothic,” and fright master Graham Masterton declared that “Maclay manages to carry more emotional weight with 800 words than most writers do with 8,000.” And critic William Grabowski declared him to be “a serious stylist, sensitive to atmosphere…psychological isolation, emotional trauma, and the darker aspects of love.”