Evil. Why is it so fascinating when we’re warned about it from such a young age? Is writing evil a chance to play in that tempting playground without actually having to pay the consequences? Why are “bad” characters so much fun when we’re not supposed to like them? For me, I like to explore the … More Writing Evil
I know we’ve talked a lot about Writers Workshop of Science Fiction and Fantasy, but I wanted to take another chance to impart just how great of a resource this is. Not only that, but it’s a lot of fun for genre readers, too! Softcover Kindle Writers Workshop of Science Fiction & Fantasy … More TCM Presents: Writers Workshop of Science Fiction and Fantasy
Today I’m thrilled to present an interview by not only a fantastic author with a huge and unique imagination, but a really incredible lady, to boot. As I’ve said before, I met J.L. Mulvihill at Fandom Fest last year, and talking to her is just a joy. Not only do I have someone to discuss … More Author Interview: J.L. Mulvihill
It’s no secret that I love anthologies. There’s no better way to get a taste of many different authors at once, and I’ve discovered some great talents by picking up anthologies with titles that sound great from the library or bookstore shelf. I’m very lucky to be part of some great anthologies coming out this … More Available Now: The Big Bad: An Anthology of Evil
I love, love, love Michael West’s fiction. He has a knack for writing horror and making it new and fascinating while still having fun with classic tropes and themes. I loved Poseidon’s Children (and cannot wait for the next in that series), and am really, really excited to get into his Harmony, Indiana series. Therefore, … More Cover Reveal: The Wide Game, by Michael West
Blog tour time! This time, we’re taking a look at L. Andrew Cooper’s new title, Burning the Middle Ground. Because we all know how much I love creepy stories in a small-town Americana setting. Amazon Burning the Middle Ground is a dark fantasy about small-town America that transforms readers’ fears about the country’s direction into a … More TCM Presents: Burning the Middle Ground by L. Andrew Cooper
I haven’t talked about In the Red for a while, so it’s always fun when I’m invited to delve into the story that I love so much. This time, my friend and amazing blogger Amy invited me to do a character post about summer plans. Of course, being the media whore that he is, JK … More JK Asmodeus is at it again!
Today I’m thrilled, stoked, and elated to share with you an anthology that I know many of you will get behind. Not only that, but it’s edited by a fellow SSP author and dude that I always seem to run into at every con I ever go to, though until recently I’ve been too intimidated … More TCM Presents: Vampires Don’t Sparkle edited by Michael West
I love it when authors are really articulate in their interview answers and have a good sense of who they are and what they write. That, plus the fact that Serban’s bio is so interesting, made me really want to feature it on a separate day to give him more time in the spotlight. Plus, … More Author Profile: Serban Andrei Mazilu
SJ: Every writer has some sort of process. Give us a glimpse into yours. Do you meticulously outline? Do you write depending on what calls are out there? *Bonus question – Do you put on a cape and do a chant before hunkering down to work? Sacrifice anything? Along with your process, what’s your quirkiest … More Author Interview: Serban Andrei Mazilu
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