This week we’re taking a look at another author friend discovery I’ve made lately – please welcome Dave Creek! Anyone who can invent their own world history and delve into the world of science fiction is all right with me! SJ: Every writer has some sort of process. Give us a glimpse … More Author Interview: Dave Creek
For those who want to follow along, the first leg of the In the Red tour is here! It kicked off Sunday, so we’ve got some catching up to do! Below are links to posts that have already happened, and a heads up on when the others are scheduled for. As soon … More In the Red Official Blog Tour: First Leg
If you’ve hung out with me, read my posts, or been around me for any amount of time, you know that eventually I’m going to say something about Cthulhu. I can’t even remember at what point I even discovered H.P. Lovecraft – I think I heard references to Call of Cthulhu or something and was … More Monster Monday: Cthulhu and the Eldergod Brigade
October is a horror writer’s paradise. For one whole month, everyone is in the mood for something scary. But what does that mean? Horror should be an easy genre to describe and therefore write, yeah? Consider, though, that there are so many sub-genres and so many different ways of approaching the genre. Some are really … More What makes a good horror story?
I have a great interview for your today! I’ve been a longtime friend of Alexandra Christian. She’s an amazing gal and one of the most talented writers I personally know. Plus, a girl that doesn’t shy away from horror and sexy men? That’s what I’m talkin’ bout. So to kick off my writer interview segments, … More Author Interview: Alexandra Christian
Sorry for the delay – things have gotten ahead of me and I didn’t get a chance to sit down until right this second. I’d like to shine the spotlight on monsters I have an affection for on Mondays, and give examples of some of my fave books/movies that feature them. So, this week, since … More Monster Monday: Vampires
No, I don’t mean the showtime series. Today I’m thinking about one of my influences for In the Red. I’ve loved fairy tales since I was a little girl. I was immersed in all sorts of versions from a very young age. While I tend to lean towards Grimm, Eastern European, and Russian tales, I’ve also … More Before Red Boots there were Red Shoes
I knew when I came across this hop that I had to get in on it. I’ve always been fascinated by light vs. dark, sinner vs. saint, and the fine line in between. Humans encompass both aspects and it’s a very legitimate leap for faith and the imagination to buy that there are things that are the extremes … More Angels vs. Demons Blog Hop!
Now I know I’ve made a big deal about my love for fantasy and horror. Truly, these are the genres I’m most comfortable writing and they’re also the ones that sucked my poor heart and soul in from an early age in some form or another. Yet these are far from the only things that … More Sheila Roberts: Women’s Literature Done Right
So last month I attended HorrorHound, and for those with keen eyes you may have noticed I haven’t talked about it yet. This isn’t because I didn’t have fun. I had a fabulous time and ran around like the big geek I am, geeking out with other geeks. I also got a chance to talk … More Women and Horror (note it’s spelled HORROR)
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