

Horror and Suspense with Zin E. Rocklyn
Jun 28, 2022
Zin E. Rocklyn, a captivating horror author, joins the discussion to dive deep into the art of worldbuilding in the genre. She shares her early encounters with horror, shaped by her mother's love for Stephen King, revealing the intricate relationship between personal trauma and fascination with fear. The conversation explores how horror films blend humor and emotion, alongside the evolution of representation, especially for Black women. Rocklyn also highlights the therapeutic aspects of horror, making it clear that the genre is both a reflection of societal changes and a source of profound emotional catharsis.
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Spooky Settings in Worldbuilding
01:43 • 2min
Exploring Early Encounters with Horror Films and Stories
03:51 • 2min
Horror Unmasked: Emotion, Humor, and Representation
06:06 • 20min
Literature, Horror, and Emotional Catharsis
26:32 • 6min
Architects of Horror: Decay and Design
32:03 • 17min
The Evolution of Horror in Literature
48:48 • 18min
Exploring the Art of Creation
01:06:56 • 2min
Exploring Fear: The Art of Horror World-Building
01:08:37 • 9min