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Fear, Indecision, and Doubt: A Conversation with Thomas Ha by Arley Sorg
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Clarkesworld Magazine – Science Fiction & Fantasy
Growing up, his family had various small shops, and Ha would occasionally do odd jobs for some of them.
What do you feel is the appeal of horror for many readers, and is the appeal of writing horror similar for you?
I think horror tends to be slightly shorter, if only because I think readers can only sit with dread and disorientation for so long.
Whereas my sci-fi work just tends to be longer, because there are more things to work through and/or explain.
The guiding through line, or theme, I wanted to focus on in Uncertain Sons was fear, indecision, and doubt.
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