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Desiree Evans

Desiree Evans

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Line and Social Producer, WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)

Dallas

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Politics white collar crime

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Foreign affairs, business, finance.

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Total articles 65

  • We Need Black Horror Now More Than Ever

    By Desiree Evans Verified| CrimeReads Verified During the early years of the pandemic, I escaped into horror movies and books. There is something soothing about sitting at home alone in the dark, hiding from the outside world. There is a cool control to be found watching fictional evil on my computer screen, or falling asleep reading a well-worn horror paperback for a story whose ending I already knew. At the end of the day I can shut off the screen, close the book, push the horror away.

    By Desiree Evans Verified · CrimeReads

    Apr. 03, 2024

  • THE BLACK GIRL SURVIVES IN THIS ONE

    By Desiree Evans Verified, Andrew Duplessie| Kirkus Reviews Verified An engaging volume that breathes necessary life into the horror genre, showcasing the best of what goes bump in the night. A well-crafted horror anthology containing 15 stories that cleverly reimagine familiar tropes and cliches.

    By Desiree Evans Verified, Andrew Duplessie · Kirkus Reviews

    Apr. 02, 2024

  • We Need Black Horror Now More Than Ever

    By Desiree Evans Verified| CrimeReads Verified During the early years of the pandemic, I escaped into horror movies and books. There is something soothing about sitting at home alone in the dark, hiding from the outside world. There is a cool control to be found watching fictional evil on my computer screen, or falling asleep reading a well-worn horror paperback for a story whose ending I already knew. At the end of the day I can shut off the screen, close the book, push the horror away.

    By Desiree Evans Verified · CrimeReads

    Apr. 03, 2024

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Company Info

WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX)

Denton, Texas, United States

+1 817-735-2000