Bury Your Gays

Chuck Tingle is known for blending humor with serious themes. I wonder what motivated the choice to tackle horror and LGBTQ+ topics with such sharp wit.

The book’s tone is so unusual—making the horror feel both comedic and disturbing at the same time. How did that balance affect your reading experience?

The way identity and representation are handled feels deliberate. I’m curious if this book made others think differently about queer horror stories.