Episode

On Queer Horror, with Cursed Morsels Press

Podcast: Workers' Lit
Published: Jun 1, 2026
Duration seconds: 3862
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Summary

Y’all loved the Neon Hemlock episode, so here’s yet another episode where we sit down with someone in weird, queer, independent publishing! Eric Raglin of Cursed Morsels press talks to us about why us queers love horror, the definition of antifascist art (and how it differs from/intersects with action), and the ongoing battle of writing versus slop. Go support Cursed Morsels’ incredible work below: https://cursedmorsels.com/ Go support Workers’ Lit on Patreon here; www.patreon.com/workerslit