One thing I love about the Dark Fiction community, is that there is always such a variety in readers out there. Some want quiet horror, others want creature features and still others want the most extreme of the extreme. Which brings us to today’s 3Q’s guest.

Aron Beauregard has cultivated a dedicated fan base of the last number of years and knowing what his readers want, he continues to deliver the goods.

Welcome, Aron!

Steve: What does your writing time look like? Do you try to write at the same time each day? Do you have a word count you attempt to hit?

Aron: I don’t have a specific daily goal. Some days I may write thousands of words, other days I may not even write. However, I work on something “writing related” every day. It could be editing, marketing, horror store related duties, or reader interaction. Even just pondering a potential new story idea or the characters that might fit into it is important. There is always something to do if you want to continue treading water while in pursuit of your dreams.

Steve: If you started a series and for some reason had to have another author finish it, who would you choose?

Aron: It’s easy to get really dreamy on this question. Would I love for Clive Barker or Brian Keene to finish a series with me? Of course. But I also think that people you’re familiar with and gel well with are probably the more realistic selection. I’ve worked with Daniel J. Volpe a few times now. Neither of us ever seem to get stuck in the mud while creating. It also helps to have a friendship and understanding of the person. Our stories and ideas complement each other well, so I think Dan is the easy and most realistic choice for me.

Steve: Tell me about your newest release (novel/story/poem/novella) and why someone should read it!

Aron: My latest release is titled “The Cuck.” It’s about a pair of men who, on a drunken whim, decide to answer a back-page sex ad. The repercussion they garner as a result leads to what I believe is some of my creepiest writing to date. Additionally, some readers have informed me that the book as ruined their sex lives!

Steve: Bonus Question! If they made a movie about your life, what actor or actress would you suggest they get to play you?

Aron: I really like actor Marc Senter. He played Ray Pye in Jack Ketchem’s film adaptation of his book “The Lost.” I think he’s a criminally underrated actor, but more importantly, he plays a great weirdo!

Very cool! Thank you, Aron for doing this!

For those who want to discover more of his work, click the links!

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Aron-Beauregard/e/B07RWS59JT

Twitter: https://twitter.com/AronHorror

Website: https://www.abhorror.com/