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Thank you. From the blackest corners of your mind, they call, pulling you deep into shadow, twisting your senses, keeping you from sleep.

It's time to face your darkest fears.

This is Tales to Terrify. Good evening, children of the night, and welcome to week three of women in horror month.

I'll start you off this week with, you guessed it, a reminder of our changing seasons flash fiction contest. The entries have started to heat up, but we've got a couple of weeks

left to go and some very hungry readers still gnashing their teeth for more.

So please, before time gets too slim, slide up to that keyboard and let the inspiration flow,

up to 1500 words of terror on the changing of the seasons.

And if you need more details,

talesteterrify.com slash flash contest

has everything you need to know.

And for this week, that's it.

Time to hand you off to Meredith. Good evening, children of the night.

Welcome to the third episode of 2023's Women in Horror Month.

This year, it's my honor to introduce you to five writers making their terrifying horror novel debuts.

So far, we've met two wonderfully wicked women. Let's see who else wants to leave a bloody handprint on the walls. This week's

debuting author spotlight falls on I.J. Hung and her novel Ling Huen. I.J. Hung arrived in Canada at four years old, along with her parents,

after emigrating from Fujian, China, City of Changol. She is an alumnus of the University of

Toronto, St. George, the Humber School for Writers, Mentors Naban Ruthnam and Marina Endicott, and Gotham Writers' Workshop.

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