Just wanted to take a minute to wish everyone a very happy holiday this weekend. Whether you’re celebrating Thanksgiving or Hanukkah, love and peace to one and all! I’m grateful this year to be able to spend more time with family and friends, to not have to be flinging myself everywhere at warp speed. It … More Being Thankful
I realize I’ve been pretty quiet lately, but that’s only because there’s a lot going on…a lot of cool stuff, that is. Since one of those projects goes live tomorrow (Wed, Nov 27), I figured that it would be the smart thing to announce that one first. I’m going to be part of a host … More The Star Chamber Show debuts Wed Nov 27 at 9pm EST!
Since we’re coming up on Halloween and I’m a firm believer in Trick or Treating (really, it’s criminal adults can’t get in on that activity…), guess what I’m taking part in? I am blogging at LASR, and if you leave a comment on that guest post, you can be in the running for a … More Guest Blogging and Giving Stuff Away at LASR!
This week I’m taking another bit from a horror story, but it’s somewhat different than the other-worldly fiction of The Invisibles. This piece is from Candles, which can also be found in my collection Lost in the Shadows. It’s a zombie story set against the backdrop of Christmas Eve, where a widowed mother with two … More WeWriWa: Candles
I’ve been thinking a lot about one of my favorite kinds of stories this month…it’s a somewhat underrated story form since it’s short, ingrained in the fears of society, and usually dismissed as rubbish. It’s also disturbing in that “is it or is it not real” kind of way, plus, it’s a short narrative, which … More Urban Legends
I’m baaaack! Since we’re well and into October, this week’s sentences come from a short horror piece called The Invisibles, from my book Lost in the Shadows. It’s about the things that almost exist, that aren’t quite real, that lurk between thoughts, between moments, waiting and hungry… The eight: We live between what is real. We … More WeWriWa: The Invisibles
Wanted to draw attention to a Halloween guest post I did at Ellie’s blog. I delve into the things that probably led me to write horror: being a complete chicken as a kid. Yep. I was totally afraid of everything, an anxious sleeper, and on and on. And yet, I was always intrigued by local … More Don’t look don’t look don’t look…just peek through your fingers
Before I forget (there’s a LOT going on this week for me on so many levels!), I wanted to share two more guest posts I’ve done for Lost in the Shadows! I’m at Laurie’s Paranormal Thoughts and Reviews talking about the book and sharing the excerpts – plus there’s a giveaway to get in … More More guest spots for Lost in the Shadows!
I wanted to share some guest posts I’ve been doing lately. I’m really hopeful and warmed by the response we’ve gotten from people once SH Roddey and I started explaining our line of thought behind Lost in the Shadows. Thanks to all who have helped spread the word and to all who have picked up … More Guest posts and giveaways
I did a guest post for the lovely JC Martin a few days ago, and this is one I’m pretty proud of. I’m talking a little bit about co-authoring Lost in the Shadows, and what would make SH Roddey and I cram together a hodgepodge of different stories and genres in the first place. The … More Guest post at JC Martin’s site!
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