We trust mental health professionals with our minds, and the minds of those we love. But if that trust is broken…
In Chris Panatier new psychological horror novel The Redemption Of Morgan Bright (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), a woman has more than just her trust broken, as he explains in the following email interview.
Anti-intellectualism has always annoyed me, and the recent and unapologetic increase in it has made the last few years even more irritating than they already were.
So it’s exciting that the hero — yeah, hero — of Chris Panatier’s humorous new sci-fi novel Stringers (paperback, Kindle, audiobook) is someone who knows it all. Literally.
In the following email interview, Panatier explains where he got the idea for this science fiction story, as well as what influenced it.
Usually when a science fiction story revolves around blood it’s because there’s cloning or some terrible disease or space vampires.
But in Chris Panatier’s medical sci-fi story The Phlebotomist (paperback, Kindle, audiobook), blood has become a way of separating and segregating people.
In the following email interview about it, Panatier discusses what inspired and influenced this rather relevant tale.