Nancy and Poppy and All the Horror That Ever Was: James R. Tuck

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

Prose: Krampus Waits

Happy Krampusnacht! Now this is a part of December I can get behind. For those who don’t know about Krampus, you’re missing out. He’s coming back into his own, but he’s still fairly unknown throughout a lot of the world. It’s a pity, because tonight’s his night. You see, in the old days Saint Nick … More Prose: Krampus Waits

Prose: Obsolete Words

I’ve been working on a few projects lately, and that always gets me thinking about the process of writing. I love words and how they fit together, the imagery they conjure, the emotions they evoke. Words are magic…sometimes literally, like in this case. This is another little bit from Lost in the Shadows, a little … More Prose: Obsolete Words

Why Imaginarium?

  So I want to tell you about a really cool event happening next week. It’s called Imaginarium and it’s a writing convention unlike any other. So why should you go? If you’re a writer, you’re going to get information you won’t get anywhere else: We have full panel tracks that deal with the writing … More Why Imaginarium?