Pocket Interview No. 8 - Alyssa Wong

The Storyological Pocket Interview series features conversations with amazing short story writers about stories and life and everything. In this episode, we interview Alyssa Wong, author of Nebula, Locus, and World Fantasy award-winning horror. Among other things, we spoke about sex, guilt, fear, bible monsters, growing up in the desert, and the many tiers of horror. Also, trash pigs

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In which we chat with writer Alyssa Wong about, among other things…

Sex
Guilt
Fear
Confidence
Bible Monsters
Junji Ito
Growing up in the desert
Seeing beauty in what others call ugly
The many tiers of horror

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Also. Also.

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p.s. Here’s a link to that one past episode in which we discussed Alyssa’s story “Hungry Daughters of Starving Mothers."