Today we continue with blog tour madness! This time it’s The Guest Book by Andrea Hurst. It’s amazing what randomly found objects can lead a person to do. Sometimes they’re just something to put away, yet sometimes we all stumble upon something life changing. Andrea is here today with an interview, but … More Blog Tour: The Guest Book by Andrea Hurst
Today I’m featuring an excerpt from the essay collection Death of a Shrinking Violet by James Robinson Jr. *** Sam’s Club can be a lonely place; sometimes the only sound you hear is that annoying beep-beep of a forklift as it shifts stock around over the hushed din of … More Excerpt: Death of a Shrinking Violet by James Robinson, Jr.
I’ve said before that I read all types of work. I’m a book addict, and I love being able to draw people’s attention to titles that they might not seek out otherwise. So it gives me a thrill to be able to not just fangirl over speculative titles and things in the fantasy … More Blog Tour: Death of a Shrinking Violet by James Robinson, Jr.
This week brings another fellow Mocha Memoirs Press author! Her book Scream of the Siren sounds like a really intense, exciting read, so I’m very excited to hear what Jessica Housand-Weaver has to say about her process! SJ: Every writer has some sort of process. Give us a glimpse into yours. Do you meticulously … More Author Interview: Jessica Housand-Weaver
Today I’m excited to host Cameo Renae for her Hidden Wings tour with Juniper Grove Book Solutions. The book sounds exciting and right up my alley, and Cameo has graciously made some time to subject herself to my interviewing whims! SJ: Thanks for agreeing to guest on my blog! Mwahaha…little did you know what … More Tour Post: Hidden Wings by Cameo Renae
One last guest post we have to get in, but I wanted to include a piece by my friend and fellow NBP author Zillah Anderson! *** Horror in the Everyday So often we think of horror involving the foreign or the supernatural. Vampires, zombies, werewolves, ghosts, demons, giant animals, monsters…even the killers we encounter a … More Women and Horror: Horror in the Everyday by Zillah Anderson
I wanted to make sure that my co-conspirator got a chance to get in on the horror discussion! This post is by S.H. Roddey, a very talented author that you don’t want to meet in a dark alley <g> The Subtle Approach So I’ve been promising Selah a blog post for over a month. I’m … More Women and Horror: The Subtle Approach by S.H. Roddey
And so we come to the post that I’ve been dancing around for a long, long time. I wasn’t sure if I was going to open my mouth and go here, and I wasn’t even sure that I’m qualified enough to do so. Like everything else, all I really have are my opinions and how … More Women in Horror: We are Not Meant to be Labeled Victims
Today Ellie Potts is back to share some tidbits from some of the stories in her book Flight of Delusions! This is a nice little inclusion as we wrap up Women in Horror month, since a lot of these stories fall into one dark category or another. If these bits are any indication, this is … More Excerpts from Flights of Delusion by Ellie Potts
Before we begin, now that I definitely have your attention, I want to preface that I’m talking about sex in horror with this post. Although a lot of writers have horror elements, we won’t wander into True Blood or Anita Blake or Dresden territory (if I do it’ll be really quick, I swear), because technically … More Women in Horror: Let’s Talk About Sex
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