About

Sara Tantlinger is the Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Devil’s Dreamland: Poetry Inspired by H.H. Holmes. Her other books include Cradleland of Parasites, Love for Slaughter, The Devil’s City (co-written with Matt Corley), and the Stoker-nominated novella To Be Devoured. She also edited the anthology Not All Monsters, which features stories by women in horror. She graduated from Seton Hill University with a BA in English literature and creative writing, and later with an MFA in Writing Popular Fiction. She is an active member of the HWA (Horror Writers Association) and also co-organizes the Pittsburgh HWA Chapter.

Her love of horror started in middle school where she discovered the Fear Street and Goosebumps books, Rob Zombie, and an Ouija board. When she’s not writing, reading, or teaching, Sara enjoys coffee, music, movies, and is prone to over-attachment to fictional characters and cats. She also possesses a collection of sea glass and shark teeth fossils, which make her want to move to the seaside as soon as possible.

Contact: @ saratantlinger on Twitter or email saratantlinger@gmail.com

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  2. Hello! My name is Katie Copp and I am a massive horror fan. I have been searching high and low for a copy of “To Be Devoured”. I am a fan of your work and would love to be able to read it. Do you know how I could find a copy? I would greatly appreciate getting a hold of one.

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    • Hi Katie! Thanks so much for reaching out. To Be Devoured is out of print, but it will return in 2023 with a new publisher. I will post details to my website and socials as soon as things come together!

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