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Oct 15, 2026
How do you make historical horror fiction realistic?
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Brandy CollinsHOST
And what kind of research or reference points did you have to pull to get to that? I mean, yeah, you have the internalized stuff and the history that we know, but did you have to research anything more to get to that point of like, okay, this is where we're going to have this voice?

Marcus RedmondGUEST
There is a lot of videos on YouTube from many, many, many, many years ago where people were not afraid to say exactly how they felt about certain other groups of people.

Marcus RedmondGUEST
And it becomes very clear where someone is and what they are thinking and why they are thinking it because they're Unlike today, where, you know, folks are a little sort of circumspect about it or a little bit sneaky about it.
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Brandy CollinsHOST
When you are creating more work, how do you decide to continue? Either are you continuing from the previous work? Are you continuing toward the next project? What do you do and how do you create that?