Barron, LaValle and Tremblay: From Fear To Fiction

Update: 2016-06-27

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Acclaimed dark fiction writers Laird Barron, Victor LaValle and Paul Tremblay sit down with Speakeasy's Michael Calia to discuss the key to good horror fiction, the state of the genre, and the new realms of fear in today's world.

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Barron, LaValle and Tremblay: From Fear To Fiction

Christopher Farley, The Wall Street Journal

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Barron, LaValle and Tremblay: From Fear To Fiction

Christopher Farley, The Wall Street Journal

Barron, LaValle and Tremblay: From Fear To Fiction