Unraveling the Circadian Web – Alistair Conwell on The Space of Time

In this fascinating episode of Ink Blots: Author Interviews, we welcome internationally published author Alistair Conwell to discuss his thought-provoking latest book, Circadian Web: The Space of Time.

Blending science, philosophy, and the mysteries of existence, Conwell’s work explores the profound interplay between time, consciousness, and the unseen connections that bind the universe. In Circadian Web, readers are invited to journey through the rhythms of life and the hidden frameworks that shape our perception of reality.

We dive deep into the inspiration behind the book, Conwell’s global travels that have shaped his worldview, and how his background in psychology and business communication uniquely equips him to write about life’s biggest questions. This episode is a must-listen for lovers of metaphysical literature, deep thinking, and boundary-pushing ideas.

📚 Order Circadian Web and Alistair's other books on Bookshop.org
👉 https://bookshop.org/a/10588/9781803418285

Alistair Conwell was born into a Eurasian family in India and raised in Western Australia, where he now resides. He holds postgraduate degrees in psychology and business communication and has traveled extensively through Britain, Europe, Egypt, the Middle East, Turkey, Taiwan, and the Indian sub-continent. His books and articles have been published internationally, and he has been interviewed by podcasters across the US, Australia, Canada, and the UK.

📚 Connect with Alistair Conwell
📖 Facebook: Search for Circadian Web
🐦 X/Twitter: @A_Life_Stream
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_mystical_author
▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AudibleLifeStream

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Fear, Shadows, and the Supernatural with Brad Ricks

In this spine-tingling episode of Ink Blots: Author Interviews, we dive deep into the haunted mind of supernatural horror and thriller author Brad Ricks. With a writing style inspired by literary giants like Edgar Allan Poe and Stephen King, Brad blends paranormal elements with psychological tension, crafting chilling narratives that linger long after the last page.

His debut novel, Fear Not the Dead, blurred the lines between ghost story and mental descent. In his latest release, The Night Crew, Brad takes readers even deeper into the shadows—where nothing is as it seems and the terror is relentless.

If you love atmospheric horror filled with dread, ghosts, and complex inner demons, this is the episode for you.

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📚 Amazon Author Page: Brad Ricks on Amazon
📘 Facebook: Brad Ricks – Author
📸 Instagram: @bradricksauthor
🐦 X (Twitter): @bradleyricks
🎵 TikTok: @bradricksauthor

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Horror, Scholarship, and Black Magic with R.J. Joseph

In this episode of Ink Blots: Author Interviews, we sit down with R.J. Joseph—a powerhouse voice in both horror fiction and academic criticism. An English professor and author with an MFA in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University, Rhonda’s work explores the intersections of race, gender, and monstrosity in ways that challenge, inform, and terrify.

Her fiction has been featured in groundbreaking anthologies such as Sycorax’s Daughters, Black Magic Women, and Campfire Macabre, while her essays have appeared in multiple Stoker Award™-nominated academic collections like Uncovering Stranger Things and The Streaming of Hill House. Her powerful essay, The Beloved Haunting of Hill House: An Examination of Monstrous Motherhood, was itself a Stoker Award™ finalist in 2020.

From terrifying tales to cultural commentary, R.J. Joseph is one of the genre’s essential voices.

📚 Explore R. J. Joseph’s Books on Amazon:
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🔗 Connect with R. J. Joseph:
🌐 Website: www.rhondajacksonjoseph.com
📱 Social: @rjacksonjoseph

📸 Author Photo Credit: Sam Allen, SDA Media

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