Hello! Welcome to Day 2 of my 31 Days of Halloween feature! I have the honor of introducing you to T. Elizabeth Guthrie, another author who publishes with Crazy Ink. I have an exclusive interview to share with you today. Enjoy!

The Interview:

Today we are sitting down with T. Elizabeth Guthrie/T. E. Guthrie to talk about the Phantom Chillers series and what makes you tick.

So, you’re a horror author. When did you first realize you loved horror?

*From the moment I could read, I’ve read everything I could get my hands on. Horror came out on the top early on.

Where do your scary story ideas come from?

*A very fertile imagination and life itself.

You’re on an abandoned farm. You have 3 monsters—Pennywise, a scarecrow, and Pinhead— headed your way. Who do you kill first and what weapon do you use? Will you survive?

*None, I get into my truck and take off, lol. And yes, I survive.

(Interviewer interrupts: Well, unless you’re facing Leatherface. He just might get in the car with you.)

Are you afraid of the dark?

*Used to be but not anymore. I love being outside on my property in the dark.

Trick or treat or pass out candy, which Halloweener are you?

*Trick or treat for sure.

So many books, so little time. What’s one horror book you’ll never get tired of?

*Pet Sematery by Stephen King

Which book was the hardest to write for you? Why?

*The first one because I was unsure of myself and the how it would be received.

And finally, what three pieces of advice would you give a fledgling horror writer?

*GO FOR IT. You’ll never know if you can do it, until you try. *Don’t let anybody tell you that you can’t. *Find a good publisher.

About the author:

I’m a Wife, Mother and BamMaw (or Mimi to the youngest grandvelociraptor) with an overactive imagination and a couple of alter egos to compensate for it all. Follow me for adventures at: