"'Have you any idea how it feels to be a fembot living in a manbot's manputer's world?' - Femputer, Futurama - 'Amazon Women in the Mood'"
Alexandra Sokoloff
Sarah Pinborough ('Feeding Ground', 'The Hidden')
By BunnyFlask on November 29th, 2009
Interview by Alan Kelly
Sarah Pinborough is primarily a horror writer with forays into science-fiction, thrillers, media tie-ins and more personal tales of magic realism and mortality. To date she has written six paperback originals for Leisure books, a novella for PS Publishing and a series of short stories for numerous anthologies. The content of her work is as it comes, sick, funny and nastier than a sack full of burning ferrets on a bonfire. I was greatly impressed by her stab at the creature feature subgenre with Feeding Ground – set in the same universe as Breeding Ground (On my own TBR list) – women suddenly become grotesquely obese and give birth to ravenous giant spider, and a Kingpin discovers a way to control some of them, with crack cocaine...
Alexandra Sokoloff ('The Unseen', 'The Harrowing')
By BunnyFlask on September 27th, 2009By Alan Kelly
Alexandra Sokoloff is a screen-writer well established in California writing novel adaptations (like the thriller Cold Kisses) for various Hollywood studios like Sony, Miramax and Disney. A graduate of UC Berkeley where she majored in theatre and minored in just about everything else. Sokoloff has had three extremely well-received novels published: The Harrowing, The Price and The Unseen and is collaborating on a vampire trilogy with Heather Graham and Deborah Leblanc, which is due out next year...

