I’ve been cutting back on the promotional trail lately, but I did have an interview out the other day, so I’m not completely neglectful! I’m very flattered to be interviewed by Crimson Flower Reviews. They asked some great questions and really made me think. So if you’re curious about where I get my ideas, who … More Interviewed at Crimson Flower Reviews!
We’re slowly getting there! Not only have more media/celeb guests been added, but the literary guests are finally up! Hopefully the panels and lit track selections will be up soon, because we’ve got some cool stuff planned! In the meantime, be sure to check out the literary guests – you have time to get into … More Fandom Fest Update!
A few weeks ago I had the huge blessing to take a day and see an exhibit that’s very special to me. I love archaeology and have a soft spot for a few time periods. Needless to say, I couldn’t resist going to see an exhibit of Dead Sea Scrolls and artifacts from Israel. The … More The Spirituality of Writing
Most of you probably remember that as if I’m not geeky enough, I’m also a comic book fiend. I have my preferences, but as long as there’s a good story, I’m willing to give it a chance. I really have a soft spot for horror comics, especially the anthology type that harken back to Creepy, … More Evil Jester Presents Needs Your Help!
I wanted to take a moment to talk about one of my life influences today. I talk a lot about writers, film, and genre stuff, and how they jump-started me into becoming the person I am today. Before that, though, there was another influence in my life, an influence so great yet so subtle, that … More Happy Birthday Fred Rogers
You know those moments where you’ve been talking about something and suddenly things line up exactly right to prove your point? I’ve recently had a moment like that, and I love it because it reaffirms that I haven’t completely lost my mind (in regards to my genre arguments, at least). Some of you may remember … More Finding an example after the fact – Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill
Well, I suppose it’s time to wrap up Women in Horror Month. I know I went over, but seriously, is it really fair that the shortest month of the year be devoted to such a cool subject? I’d like to once again thank all the talented ladies (and a gent) who were kind enough to … More Women in Horror Recognition Month: Final Thoughts
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
So one of the questions I’ve been asked off and on, whether on Twitter or at panels I’ve mediated on the topic of women in horror is one that slightly surprises me. “Is there really a need to even address the need for recognizing women in the horror genre? There really isn’t a problem, is … More Women and Horror: Is There a Problem or is it Just the Genre?
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