13 (or so) Terrible Questions: Live audio with Jack Ketchum

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Jack Ketchum has been long touted by Stephen King as the scariest guy in America. But chances are if you're reading this then you already know. This interview dates back about four years ago and I am happy to say that it still stands well as a thorough insight into this master of horror's body of literary and cinematic work. Although previously edited and published for Dark Scribe Press, this streaming audio version allows for a raw experience and a few bits not included in the originally published interview.

It's time for me to stand out of the way so you can click down below and listen in as Ketchum and I enjoy some drinks over conversation of his worst regrets, what scares him, and an ultimate tour of his dwellings and dark muse.





Stay tuned as I will soon be posting some additional Ketchum goodies for you all to enjoy. 

And as always stay hungry....and stay dark.


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  1. Anonymous8 December 2012 at 13:38

    Thanks Rick,For That Great and Cool Interview With Jack Ketchum.It Was a Cool Video To Watch.(Keep Up The Dark Work. Thanks Again. Steven Gibson. And Thank You Jack For All The Great Books,and Movies.

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  2. Dark Bites9 December 2012 at 14:15

    Thanks for checking it out, Steven!

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