LampLight - Volume 5 Issue 3
A curated mix of author interviews and short horror fiction edited by Amelia Fisher.
This edition features A.C. Wise discussing her story Crossing, which centers on swimming and finding more than quiet in the water. She also shares insights on writing, Canada, and her Women To Read posts. Kevin Lucia’s Horror 101 segment, Faith-Full Horror, analyzes how faith and horror intertwine. The fiction portion includes works by Amelia Fisher, Jessica Widner, Millie Ho, and Marcus O'Shea. The structure alternates between conversational interviews and analytical essays before presenting the short stories. This format allows readers to understand the context behind the creative pieces. It offers a clear view into the minds of current horror writers.
Published in 2017 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, this volume reflects the independent literary scene’s focus on niche genre discussions. It highlights Canadian voices and specific online writing communities like Women To Read.
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This volume is particularly valuable for readers who wish to understand the mechanics behind their favorite horror stories. By pairing short fiction with insightful author interviews and critical essays, it offers a unique window into the creative process. Those interested in the intersection of faith and terror will find Lucia’s analysis compelling, while fans of A.C. Wise’s aquatic themes will appreciate the personal context provided. It is ideal for aspiring writers seeking craft discussions or seasoned readers who enjoy structured, concise narratives that explore the supernatural with distinct voices.
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Amelia Fisher curates a thoughtful collection that bridges the gap between artistic creation and critical examination in this issue of LampLight. The alternating structure allows for a deeper appreciation of the short fiction by Amelia Fisher, Jessica Widner, Millie Ho, and Marcus O'Shea. Kevin Lucia’s exploration of faith in horror adds intellectual depth, while A.C. Wise’s interview provides intimate glimpses into her writing life. This format suits readers who prefer concise narratives over dense academic theory or long-form novels. It is a well-executed anthology that respects the intelligence of its audience, offering clear insights without overwhelming them with excessive detail.
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