Episode 1: A conversation with horror author Steven E. Wedel @darkbites
Episode 1: A conversation with horror author Steven E. Wedel  @darkbites
Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Steve Wedel is an author from Oklahoma with about thirty-five books on his resume so far. Proving that great writing knows no boundaries, Wedel has cowritten paranormal romance novels with New York Times best-selling author Carrie Jones as well as publishing westerns, romance and resonating horror for adults and young adults alike. His books include The Werewolf Saga, Amara’s Prayer, Littlest Graveyard On the Prairie, and Seven Days In Benevolence. His latest book, a brutal tale of survival against the worst possible odds called Mother, is one which no reader can read and not expect to be emotionally unscathed. For me personally, it contained two of the most unsettling and terrifying scenes I think I’ve read to date.

Steve and I discuss where Mother came from, how to write when time is scarce, the biographical aspects of writing, and a whole lot more.

Follow Steve Wedel on his site: stevenewedel.com
Or on Twitter: @stevewedel

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