For those keeping score at home, Stephen Blackmoore’s new novel Suicide Kings (paperback, Kindle) is the seventh book in his ongoing series of urban fantasy stories about L.A.-based necromancer Eric Carter. But as he explains in the following email interview about it, Suicide Kings is also the beginning of a third trilogy of Eric Carter novels.
Along with decimating the movie industry, and the avocado toast industry, it turns out that destroying Los Angeles would also cause an uptick in the world’s ghost population. Which is a real problem for necromancer Eric Carter, the “hero” (so to speak) of Stephen Blackmoore’s ongoing urban fantasy series of the same name. In the following email interview, Blackmoore discusses what inspired and influenced the latest of this noir novels, Ghost Money (paperback, Kindle).
In his noir urban fantasy novels Dead Things, Broken Souls, and Hungry Ghosts, writer Stephen Blackmoore has presented the ongoing adventures of L.A.-based necromancer Eric Carter. But as he explains in the following email interview about Carter’s latest excursion, Fire Season (paperback, Kindle), this series almost wasn’t about just one magic man.