The first episode of the Salem Witch features an interview with J.W. Ocker, who is an emergent voice in travel nonfiction and horror fiction. Our conversation covers the state of horror cinema and fiction, how JW got into travel writing, and the place that brought us together: Salem Massachusetts.
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Check Out JW Ocker’s Work:
Odd Things I’ve Seen (OTIS): JW’s travel blog wherein you can find tons of articles, a podcast, videos, and info on all of JW Ocker’s publications.
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I’ve always wanted to have a framed print of your EAP cover you should sell prints of it .