Scary’s Voices
A brand new feature from J.A. Sullivan
Sometimes, when shadows begin to stretch and the house is quiet, I hear voices. They tell me about ghosts and creatures of the night. They whisper sinister tales making my skin crawl. Sometimes they even tell me to do things, like watch certain movies or read specific books. Where do these strange voices come from? Podcasters, of course.
When I first took a dive into listening to podcasts, I was overwhelmed. There seemed to be thousands of them, all promising a good time, although not always delivering. But did that stop me from scouring the internet for new voices? Not in the least!
And that’s what brings me here today to launch my new article series on Kendall Reviews. A place where I can share my thoughts on who I’ve been listening to, like mini-reviews to help guide you through the seemingly endless options of podcasts. Each week I’ll be highlighting the best shows that have invaded my ears, and each month I’ll shine a spotlight on an individual show, including an interview with its creator.
To make this series as successful as possible, I’d love your help! Have a favourite podcast? Let me know. Are you a podcaster trying to expand your listenership? Let me know. And who the heck am I anyway? Well on Twitter they call me Scary, @ScaryJASullivan to be more precise, and that’s where you can send your recommendations and requests. I can’t promise I’ll listen to (or enjoy) every podcast you throw my way, but I’ll try my best and give everyone a fair shot.
Now, since I’m all about scary things, spooky podcasts are what I’m after. Content focused on reviewing horror movies and horror books, true paranormal encounters, facts about cryptids, and original scary stories are exactly what I want to hear.
Can’t wait to listen to all the dark podcasts you fine fiends suggest, and I’m looking forward to presenting you with “Scary’s Voices.”
J.A. Sullivan
J. A. Sullivan is a horror writer and paranormal enthusiast, based in Brantford, ON, Canada. Attracted to everything non-horror folks consider strange, she’s spent years as a paranormal investigator, has an insatiable appetite for serial killer information, and would live inside a library if she could.
Her latest short story can be found in Don’t Open the Door: A Horror Anthology (out July 26, 2019), and other spooky tales can be found on her blog. She’s currently writing more short stories, a novel, and reading as many dark works as she can find.
You can follow J. A. on Twitter @ScaryJASullivan
Check out her blog https://writingscaredblog.wordpress.com
Find her on Instagram www.instagram.com/j.a_sullivan
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