This week’s interview is with a fellow No Boundaries Press author, Toy Davis. She writes in different genres so she has a unique perspective on what it means to be a writer during this day and age. Her latest book is chick lit, so be sure to check it out! *** SJ: Every writer has … More Author Interview: Toy Davis
Today I’m joined by fellow Mocha Memoirs Press author Jessica Housand-Weaver! She’s agreed to share some of her thoughts on what the horror genre means to her as well as what inspires her to write in dark genres. *** Fear is a powerful emotion; it can even take down love. I enjoy the horror/thriller … More Women and Horror: Jessica Housand-Weaver
So, I will admit that I’ve had to be a little coy lately in interviews and guest posts as to what’s next. I do have things coming out in a few anthologies and I’ll have another story in The Realm Beyond’s issue 5, and I’m hoping to have some more shorts to announce soon. But … More A new series and an exciting announcement!
So as part of Women in Horror Month, I’ve decided to tap the talented brains of some horror writers (original, I know). I want to know what inspires other women to get into the horror genre, what interests them about a world that’s so associated with testosterone. First up is the very talented and insightful … More Women and Horror Guest Post: Herika R. Raymer
So while we’re on the subject of women and horror, it’s shameless plug time… It’s come to my attention that Mooner, my short, historic-themed vampire e-book, is up for book at the year at Long and Short Reviews. If you’ve read it, or feel like supporting me and non-sparkly vampire fiction, how bout sending a … More Mooner up for Book of the Year!
So now that I’ve gotten the jubilation out of my system…why horror? Like I’ve stated before, it isn’t exactly associated with estrogen these days, unless you’re looking at a half-naked chick at the wrong end of a chainsaw. Here’s the thing, though…the movies, the titles that have become really popular in the theaters are only … More Women in Horror: Write Like a Girl
So, if you’re like me, you’ve noticed that it’s a new month. That’s right, it’s that time of year again…February. And, of course, if you’re also like me, you know that February means one thing and one thing only… HAPPY WOMEN IN HORROR MONTH, EVERYBODY!!!! Now apparently there’s some other holiday going on … More It’s that special time!!!
D.A. Adams is back today with a really insightful guest post about writing, creativity, motivation, and much more. This is a good one for all aspiring writers (and those who are neck-deep in it, too) to check out. *** I’m not comfortable giving advice to other writers. It’s not that I don’t feel qualified. On … More Guest Post: D.A. Adams
This week I’m talking to D.A. Adams, the author of the incredible Brotherhood of the Dwarves series. I was lucky enough to help reveal the cover of the fourth book here a few weeks ago, and now I’m thrilled to find out about his process, his views on the publishing industry, his thoughts on fantasy, … More Author Interview: D.A. Adams
This week’s prompt was light, so I decided to go ahead with the Krampus story because that’s what’s in my head at the moment. The saint and the demon hae just started to approach their first stop of the evening… *** As they approached the village it became easier to see actual details of the … More Tuesday Tales: Light
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