David Morrell Talks Creepers

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David Morrell Talks Creepers

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On episode 5 of the Neighborhood Bookstore podcast, bestselling author David Morrell (creator of Rambo) discusses his Bram Stoker Award-winning horror novel CREEPERS.

In this episode:

Researching and writing an urban exploration (UrbEx) thriller
Writing in “real time”
The fascination of life frozen in time
Never getting over The Wild Bunch, and Peckinpah’s influence on writing action in First Blood
Combining thriller, horror, mystery, and history
Writing the weird-but-true thing
Readers feel more than they understand
Being a fan of James Grady
Dan Brown . . . IYKYK
The limiting nature of modern media
How Creepers the novel became Do Not Enter the (forthcoming) movie
Writing a western, and what Taylor Sheridan got wrong
Edgar Allen Poe’s theory of composition
John Barth’s triangulation of the senses: 3 senses in every scene.

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