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Stephen Graham Jones

  • Stephen Graham Jones
    Arts & Life
    Encore: ‘My Heart Is a Chainsaw’: Stephen Graham Jones’s slasher scaffolding
    Lauren Korn
    This week, Lauren chats with Stephen Graham Jones, author of My Heart Is a Chainsaw (Gallery Books, Saga Press). My Heart Is a Chainsaw is a meta-narrative homage to classic slasher films like Scream and Friday the 13th. Indeed, there are nearly 200 film references in this novel, hiding in plain sight, and they are a joy to encounter for horror film aficionados and novices alike.
  • Caroline Patterson, Raymond Antrobus, Kerri Arsenault, Anthony W. Wood, Stephen Graham Jones.
    Arts & Life
    TWQ’s Favorites from 2021
    In this special Sunday episode of The Write Question, the team gathers some of their favorite moments from 2021. Featuring excerpts from conversations with Caroline Patterson, Raymond Antrobus, Kerri Arsenault, Anthony W. Wood, and Stephen Graham Jones.
  • Stephen Graham Jones
    Arts & Life
    ‘My Heart Is a Chainsaw’: Stephen Graham Jones’s slasher scaffolding
    Lauren Korn
    This week, Lauren chats with Stephen Graham Jones, author of My Heart Is a Chainsaw (Gallery Books, Saga Press). My Heart Is a Chainsaw is a meta-narrative homage to classic slasher films like Scream and Friday the 13th. Indeed, there are nearly 200 film references in this novel, hiding in plain sight, and they are a joy to encounter for horror film aficionados and novices alike.