Can you tell us a little about The Cowboy and the Vampire Thriller Series? It’s a glorious mash up of Gothic existentialism and gritty western realism that imagines what happens when vampires descend on modern day Wyoming. Blending horror, action and comedy, it’s the kind of story that would emerge from a whiskey-fueled, late night conversation between Bram Stoker, Zane Grey and Dorothy Parker.

How does The Cowboy and the Vampire Thriller Series differ from other novels about vampires? One aspect that stands apart is the Meta – the “place” in our world where consciousness goes at death. Our vampires die, literally, every dawn like clockwork, and their sense of self rushes off down the tunnel of light to exist in the Meta until nightfall. Their long undead lives are an endless cycle of near death, and then post death, experiences. Human consciousness exists there too, but only when we die with finality. A few lucky humans have returned from the Meta with scant memories and a new sense of purpose. Most vampires return with a jumbled mass of sensory experiences and a renewed hunger for blood.

What inspired you to write about vampires? Love.

What is one thing you would like people to take away from their experience of reading Blood and Whiskey? We’d like readers to feel just a little bit lost, a little bit lonely, when they finish the last page, because they miss the characters, their new friends, and the world they return to just isn’t as exciting.

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