<p>Andrew K. Clark is the author of Where Dark Things Grow and Where Dark Things Rise and we had a nice long chat about Appalachian horror in books and film. We talked culture, lore and the rich culture as is shows up in art. Where it's lacking and where it is done well. </p><p><br></p><p>Andrew also explains how the culture includes Native American lore and faith and how all of that exists in his stories and in the tone and point of view of the part of Appalachia that he grew up in and relating to his families' stories. The heroes of his book, Where Dark Things Rise are imperfect teens, who do imperfect teen things with their skills that include magic. If you like Stand By Me and Stranger Things, you might really enjoy Andrew's duology. </p><p><br></p><p>Where Dark Things Grow is also available as an audiobook, voiced by E. B. Barkley. Where Dark Things Rise will also be available as an audiobook soon. Check out all things Andrew K. Clark on his website at andrewkclark.com. There you can get his books, including signed ones from his publisher Quill & Crow Press (quillandcrowpublishinghouse.com) and Malaprops.com. </p><p><br></p><p>Plus there is a play list that accompanies his book. Support indie horror and indie authors! Get the book, leave a review!</p><p><br></p><p>And find me:</p><p><br></p><p>Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish</p>