How Little Ghosts Books Became a Horror Community Hub
Chris Krawczyk of Little Ghosts Books (Canada’s first horror bookstore) on reading 600-plus monster erotica submissions, beating burnout by paying authors, three years of publishing with no funding, and why the horror community beats comics.
Episode 025 – Chris Krawczyk | MAKE // BREAK
Chris Krawczyk founded Little Ghosts Books (Canada’s first horror bookstore) and grew it into a press, a festival, and a travelling book fair. On MAKE // BREAK, Lance Marwood asks how a COVID-era reading catalogue became a Dundas West shop, why Little Ghosts reads every single submission (including 600-plus stories for a monster erotica anthology), and what it took to publish for three years with no arts funding. It’s a conversation about burnout, reading slumps, paying artists, and why the horror community turned out to be warmer than the comics scene ever was. Plus, three graphic novels that will convert any horror reader.
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