In my opinion, werewolves don’t get enough attention in the horror genre. Vampires are a bit higher on the food chain as are traditional slashers, but when was the last time you could point to a good werewolf character in a horror novel? Well, the wait is over with Rachel Harrison’s Such Sharp Teeth!

Meet Rachel Harrison:

Rachel Harrison took the horror genre by storm with debut novel The Return, which was praised by readers and reviewers and called marvelous by the New York Times. Then, in her highly anticipated sophomore novel, Cackle, she delivered a clever and splendidly witchy look at women’s relationships and self-empowerment that was hailed a must-read by USA Today, Elle, Bustle, Buzzfeed and more. She’s back with a new novel to get you into the Halloween spirit. SUCH SHARP TEETH is a wild, witty and razor-sharp horror novel about a young woman in need of a transformation who finds herself in touch with the animal inside.

Key Topics:

  1. Why authors shouldn’t move the goalposts when celebrating their successes.
  2. Why Rachel chose to write in the horror genre.
  3. Rachel’s belief that monsters help create tension easier than other antagonists.
  4. How she used Twitter successfully to find an agent.
  5. Words of advice she’d offer to aspiring authors.

Buy Such Sharp Teeth

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Voa1rU

Bookshop.org: https://bookshop.org/a/54587/9780593545829

 

Connect with Rachel Harrison

Website: https://www.rachel-harrison.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rachelharrisonsghost/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/rachfacelogic

 

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