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Complete List of Online Interviews with Richard Thomas

This is a list of all of the interviews that I’ve done online over the years, in reverse chronological order. (Last Updated: October 10, 2020)

At Cats Luv Coffee Books Reviews (10/12/2020)

At Compulsive Reader by S.L. Coney (9/9/2020)

At Ginger Nuts of Horror by Jim Mcleod (8/18/2020)

At Puzzle Box Horror by Chad Dahlstrom (6/26/20)

At This is Horror P2 by Michael David Wilson and Bob Pastorella (5/12/20)

At This is Horror P1 by Michael David Wilson and Bob Pastorella (5/5/20)

At NFReads.com by Tony Eames (12/16/19)

At Kendall Reviews by Gavin Jefferson (7/30/19)

At Inkheist by Shane Douglas Keene (5/6/19)

At Digital Media Ghost by Will Viharo (12/18/18)

At Gaheena and Hinnom by Joe Mynhardt (10/16/17)

At Crystal Lake Publishing by Joe Mynhardt (7/25/17)

At Dwarf + Giant by Mackenzie Kiera (6/1/17)

At Crystal Lake Publishing by Joe Mynhardt (5/20/17)

Author Spotlight at 13Dark by Joseph Sale (4/20/17)

At STORGY by Joseph Sale (1/1/17)

At Shotgun Honey by Ron Earl Phillips (2/28/16)

At The Lit Pub by Megan Paonessa (2/22/16)

At Across the Margin podcast by Tristan Kneschke (2/20/16)

At Pantheon Magazine by Sarah Read (2/19/16)

At Splatterhouse5 by Adrean Messmer (2/13/16)

At Larina Warnock’s Blog (2/13/16)

At Starburst by PM Buchan (2/11/16)

At the Drinking with Jason (Brant) podcast (2/10/16)

At Dead End Follies by Benoit Lelievre (2/10/16)

At My Bookish Ways by Kristin Centorcelli (2/10/16)

At The Martin Lastrapes Show podcast (2/8/16)

At The Darkness Dwells podcast with Jason White (2/8/16)

At Goreyesque by Todd Summar (2/8/16)

At Dread Central by Brent R. Oliver (2/5/16)

At Bizarro Central by Jeremy C. Shipp (2/5/15)

At This is Horror podcast by Michael David Wilson & Bob Pastorella (2/3/16)

At Arcadia by Chase Dearinger (2/2/16)

At Horror Tree by Stuart Conover (2/1/16)

At Cultured Vultures by Jay Slayton-Joslin (2/1/16)

At Entropy by Peter Tieryas (2/1/16)

At This is Horror podcast with Michael David Wilson & Dan Howarth (1/25/16)

At Mangled Matters by Justin Hamelin (9/17/15)

At Cultured Vultures by Jay Slayton-Joslin (7/10/15)

At Kari Wolfe’s Blog by Kari Wolfe (6/5/15)

At Thrillers With Attitude by LG Thomson (6/4/15)

At LitReactor by Keith Rawson (5/26/15)

At Hellnotes with Gordon White (Deep Cuts, “Asking for Forgiveness”) (3/13/15)

At This is Horror podcast (THREE of THREE) by Michael David Wilson & Dan Howarth (2/24/15)

At This Is Horror podcast (TWO of THREE) by Michael David Wilson & Dan Howarth (2/17/15)

At This Is Horror podcast (ONE of THREE) by Michael David Wilson & Dan Howarth (1/6/15)

At Hellnotes with Gordon White (11/21/14)

At Writing in a Dead World by Raymond Esposito (6/3/14)

At My Bookish Ways by Kristin Centorcelli (5/1/14)

At This Is Horror by Michael David Wilson & Dan Howarth (1/15/14)

At The Time Warriors by Owen Quinn (12/10/13)

At Radikal News by Renato Bratkovic (12/2/13)

At Cease, Cows by Heather L. Nelson (9/12/13)

At Solarcide by Martin Garrity (6/7/13)

At Mourning Goats by The Goat (5/10/13)

At Ginger Nuts of Horror by Jim Mcleod (4/4/13)

At Midwestern Gothic by Robert James Russell (4/2/13)

At The Qwillery by Sally Janin (3/22/13)

At Unnecessary Musings by J.A. Beard (3/15/13)

At Creative Writing Help by Tracey Tressa (3/8/13)

At Leah Rhyne’s blog by Leah Rhyne (2/22/13)

At Out of the Gutter by Ryan Sayles (10/11/12)

At The Slaughterhouse by Richard Godwin (4/30/12)

At Slit Your Wrists Magazine by Laurance Kitts (4/14/12)

At Jay Slayton-Joslin’s blog by Jay Slayton-Joslin (2/15/12)

At Solarcide by Nathan Pettigrew (1/26/12)

At Sea Minor by Nigel Bird (6/21/11)

At PANK by Roxane Gay (4/22/11)

At Yahoo Voices by Brian Alaspa (2/8/11)

At Leodegraunce by Jolie du Pre (1/3/11)

At The Write Place by Simon West-Bulford (10/28/10)

At Word Riot by Pela Via (10/15/10)

At 3:AM Magazine by Gregory Frye (9/28/10)

At Bitten by Books by Rachel Smith (7/19/10)

At The Cult by Brandon Tietz (3/30/10)

At Craig Wallwork’s blog by Craig Wallwork (1/26/09)

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An Incomplete List of My Online Stories

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This is a Table of Contents for all of my current, LIVE fiction that is available online for FREE. Below are each of the stories, a brief synopsis, and a link to the site that hosts them. They are in reverse chronological order.

What do all of these stories have in common? I tend to write about the darker aspects of life, and am fascinated by what happens when things fall apart, how we handle life when it throws us a curve ball, the dysfunction in everyday life, how we rebel against the rules of society, and what goes on in the middle of the night.

Last Updated: August 13, 2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

“How Not to Come Undone”
THE WRITING DISORDER
SYNOPSIS: A pair of twins balance each other out, but that’s not always a good thing. In this dark magical realism we see how far family will go to save each other.
HOW NOT TO COME UNDONE

“Vision Quest”
NORWEGIAN AMERICAN
SYNOPSIS: When a violent car accident takes his family, one man starts having visions.
VISION QUEST

“From Within”
CEASE, COWS
SYNOPSIS: In a slave state, how do you protect your son? What if he doesn’t need protecting? Long-listed for Best Horror of the Year.
FROM WITHIN

“Little Red Wagon”
THE WRITING DISORDER
SYNOPSIS: What would you do to keep the human race alive? And what does being human really mean?
LITTLE RED WAGON

“Moving Heavy Objects”
STORYSOUTH
SYNOPSIS: A son tries to forgive his father for being so distant.
MOVING HEAVY OBJECTS

“Asking for Forgiveness”
MENACING HEDGE
SYNOPSIS: When the land yields nothing but abomination, how does family change, how do we survive? Long-listed for Best Horror of the Year.
ASKING FOR FORGIVENESS

“Gandaberunda”
SHOTGUN HONEY
SYNOPSIS: What happens when evil finds a young boy, an ancient creature, the signs all ignored?
GANDABERUNDA

“Tinkering With the Moon”
GOREYESQUE
SYNOPSIS: When a little boy misses his father, he’d do anything to reunite with him.
TINKERING WITH THE MOON

“Bury Me Deep”
THE BIG ADIOS
SYNOPSIS: Out in the wild west, there lurk shadows and dark deeds, all done under the blazing sun for God and all to witness.
BURY ME DEEP

“Love Letters”
CEASE, COWS
SYNOPSIS: The things we do for love are often very destructive.
LOVE LETTERS

“Flowers for Jessica”
MAYDAY MAGAZINE
SYNOPSIS: How far would you go to bring your loved one back from the dead?
FLOWERS FOR JESSICA

“The Fix-It Man”
BLACK HEART MAGAZINE
SYNOPSIS: When a man falls apart, disconnects from his wife and son, what gesture can he make as he disintegrates?
THE FIX-IT MAN

“Charlotte Sometimes”
ZOUCH
SYNOPSIS: Charlotte needs to escape sometimes.
CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES
[Sixth place winner of the Zouch Lit Bits Fiction contest]

“Jimmy Five Ways”
PUNCHNEL’S
SYNOPSIS: A wife, a son, a mistress, a partner and a man named Jimmy—five ways.
JIMMY FIVE WAYS
[One of the five winners of the Punchnel’s Hard-Boiled Down Noir Fiction contest]

“Twenty Reasons to Stay and One to Leave”
METAZEN (Defunct)
SYNOPSIS: When something tragic happens, do you stay or do you leave? Sometimes you stay for a long time, only to realize that leaving would be less cruel. Nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
TWENTY REASONS TO LEAVE AND ONE TO STAY

“Splintered”
PANK
SYNOPSIS: In real life, there are paths to take, sometimes you have a choice, some times you do not. In this adult “choose-your-own” ending adventure it’s up to you whether or not to be parnoid or to trust, to be innocent, or just a fool.
SPLINTERED

(A number of other stores are no longer available as the websites and publications have since gone under. I have removed them from this list as they have disappeared. Gone are: Opium Magazine, Colored Chalk, Cause & Effect, Nefarious Muse, ChiZine’s Chiaroscuro, Cherry Bleeds, Troubadour 21, Carbon-Based Lifeform Blues, Leodegraunce, Metazen, Emprise Review, Conjectural Figments, Beat the Dust, Thickjam, Circa, The Dying Goose, Parable Press, Revolt Daily, Penumbra, Word Riot, etc. RIP. )