So…I’ve been a little evil and kidnapped a blog. Heh. All this week you can catch my guest posts on horroraddicts.net Some are my thoughts on horror writing, some are personal experiences, there are some excerpts there…all sorts of stuff. I’m putting up links to posts thus far, but the handy dandy interwebz people make … More Mwahaha – I Kidnapped a Blog!
I’ve got some treats for you today! If you like YA fiction and are into futuristic/post-apoc type literature, than have I got a title for you… Title: Legacy Author: Ellery A. Kane Published: September 17th, 2014 Publisher: Balboa Press Genre: YA Recommended Age: 13+ Synopsis: How do you want to feel today? In 2041, the … More Juniper Grove Presents: Legacy by Ellery A. Kane
One day I hope to be as cool as Sean Taylor. That is the mantra by which I live my life. Seriously, Sean is an awesome guy, a talented writer, and a great friend of mine. I’ve been doing roundtables at his blog for a long time, so it’s finally time to deliver some payback. … More Author Interview: Sean Taylor
I’m thrilled to have Riley Miller with me today! A fellow contributor/conspirator on The Big Bad 2, she’s going to share a post and an excerpt from her story with us! The Unlikely Villain Bad cops. Scandalous teachers. Greedy politicians. Incompetent nurses. The news is full of their stories. Ever wondered why? It’s not like … More The Unlikely Villain by Riley Miller
Today’s Women in Horror guest is Susan Hicks Wong. I love hearing about people’s life experiences and how it relates to their writing, and she provides a post today that’s poetic, poignant, and a little unnerving in its intimacy. No wonder I like it. You can find Susan’s work in State of Horror: North Carolina … More Women in Horror: Susan Hicks Wong
Today I’m back with Donna Emerich and her take on those who have influenced her into the horror genre. It’s always fascinating to see where we’ve come from and who’s nudged us along, so I’ll let Donna have the floor! *** My influence in horror came in several ways. As a child my parents took … More Donna Emerich: Horror Influences
Because I consider myself subversive and equal-opportunity, today James R. Tuck is talking women authors in the horror genre! That’s right, we’re going there. I first really hung out with James on a panel on a similar subject: who’s better at writing horror, men or women? We pretty much bitched at each other and I … More Nancy and Poppy and All the Horror That Ever Was: James R. Tuck
My guest today is Stacey Turner! As a fan of the ‘what if’ game, myself, I can totally get behind what Stacey has to say! *** I often get asked why I write horror. What is it that draws a person to the darker side? Honestly? I have no idea. No easy answers here … More Women in Horror: Stacey Turner
Today I’m excited to present a post by my fellow Big Bad 2 contributor, Sarah Adams, and man, this is a good one, kids! *** Horror is in the Set-Up Too, or, Why Monsters Aren’t Enough Let me tell you a story… Once upon a time, my family rented a cabin in the remote woods … More Horror is in the Set-up, Too by Sarah Adams
So along with everything else, I’ve been getting out and about in blog-world this month, which has partially been what’s been holding up posts here. So instead of shoving a separate post for every link I have out there, I decided to take pity on you and give you a run-down in one easy, comprehensive … More SJ’s horror posts around the web
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