Tag Archive | horror
Stephen Kozeniewski
Originally posted on Reading Recommendations:
Stephen Kozeniewski What is your latest release and what genre is it? The Ghoul Archipelago is a hardcore horror sea adventure (with a soupçon of political satire.) Quick description: The Ghoul Archipelago is partly my love letter to zombie fans (try to count all the Easter eggs) and partly my…
New Flash Fiction Published – Inconvenience At The Dentist’s
Originally posted on Madeleine Swann:
Good day! I hope you enjoy my new brain splurge, I was writing a long and complicated story and needed a bit of a release. Byeee!
So you want to be the next big thing?
Originally posted on C h a z z W r i t e s . c o m:
~ Guest post by Claire C Riley Most writers start out on this crazy train wreck of a journey with one thing in their mind: to tell a story. Okay, so maybe they have two things on their…
The Author Hot Seat with Kathy Ree
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
I’d like to welcome Kathy Ree to the Author Hot Seat today. We ‘met’ across the ether a while ago and I have discovered a stalwart, loyal and generous friend in Kathy. Her writing is a little on the special side, exactly the type of author I have fun…
All These Voices
Originally posted on Pen of the Damned:
The sound of the tape slides soothingly into Nicholas’ ears. Not the music itself, although that is certainly pleasant, but the mechanical whir of the reels as the tape’s innards wind through the machine. He doubts if he could write so well without the quiet whirring. He doubts…
Salvation by W.A. Heisler
Originally posted on readful things blog:
Salvation by W.A. Heisler Salvation is a fast-paced book of horror garunteed to raise the hairs on the back of the neck. It’s style has been compared to the works of Stephen King and Dean Koontz. Salvation begins with a frantic phone call to Father Brian Halloway from Eric…
Dilation Exercise 107
Originally posted on Bizarro Central:
Below you’ll find Alan M. Clark’s weekly Dilation Exercise. Please look at the picture, read the caption, above and below the image, and allow your imagination to go to work on it. If the artwork inspires a story, please use the comment feature to tell us something about it. Need…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 