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The front cover of my newly released novel, Late Season. Full of supernatural goodness
Now on sale: Late Season. In the year’s late season, Hell has come to Jalagee, West Virginia. The town’s dead work alongside the living, filling tenuous business contracts for an energy starved pla...
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Started by Noah Copley Jun 30.
The novel, Late Season, is released
Hello, My name is Noah Copley. I'm pleased to announce that NVH Publishing has published and released my first novel titled Late Season. For anyone who writes and has attempted to be published or ...
Started by Noah Copley Jun 26.
If you like an action packed sci-fi thriller, then I have the perfect book for you
The Fight for Earth............................ This is an action packed science fiction thriller. Check it out at http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=4022219 visit my website for more inf...
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Started by J.R. Fleshmen May 13.
Anyone wanna lend me a story to shoot
Hey all I am not a great writer, more of an improv sorta guy, but I like working on short films http://gravesidetalessnetwork.ning.com/foru a contest site that lets' you keep the rights to your wo...
Started by Carl Marchese Apr 24.
Shrewsbury SHREDS!!!
True metal THANKS to GT Author STEVEN SHREWSBURY for his awesome blurb for my new collection STAPLEGUN LOGIC: MORE INHUMAN RESOURCES. ("A Mind-twisting collection...consistently different, feral an...
Started by KK Feb 17.
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THE STATE OF THE GENRE: The Monster Outside the Closet
In the letters column of the April 2009 issue of Rue Morgue magazine, a reader named Jerry Diego writes, "As a gay man who loves horror, I've rarely felt like the horror community embraces anything about us (other than killing us horribly in movies)...[yet] I know that not every horror fan is a single white male, testosterone-fuelled, T&A-loving homo-basher like every single forum of every horror site seems to suggest."As someone who used to frequent horror message boards before I realized...SHADOWS AND LIGHT: Journeys with Outlaws in Revolutionary Hollywood
Writer/director, actor, stuntman legend, special effects guru, and production manager Gary Kent announces the release of his autobiographical account of the evolution of independent film, Shadows & Light: Journeys with Outlaws in Revolutionary Hollywood (Dalton Publishing, 2009). Shadows & Light: Journeys with Outlaws in Revolutionary Hollywood illuminates the "reel" revolution that started in 1960 with the work of Director John Cassavetes. Gary was an officer in this revolution,...Mario Dominick's Indie Horror Gallery - THE BOOK!
Fear Zone columnist Mario Dominick and Debbie Rochon Internet horror film reviewer and journalist Mario Dominick has taken this moment to announce a new project: a book on the underground horror scene entitled EXPLORING THE UNDERGROUND: AN OUTSIDER'S GUIDE TO LOW BUDGET HORROR CINEMA.Having written for several horror sites and online magazines including Critical Condition, FearZone.com, HorrorSociety.com, and Pretty-Scary.net, as well as having submitted work to G.A.S.P. Magazine run by Candace,...Designing SLIME CITY MASSACRE
The SLIME CITY MASSACRE Design GalleryWith less than a week of pre-propuction remaining before principal photography starts on SLIME CITY MASSACRE (yikes!), I thought I'd shine a spotlight on some of the other talented individuals working on this film. So far, I've concentrated on special effects and some members of the seven-man team realizing them, because I love monsters so much. Sometimes I have to tear myself away from Andrew Lavin's SFX lab to go hiome and do my producer's chores. Making...Author Interview: Douglas E. Wright
So, Douglas E. Wright,...mind if I call you Dougie? No, I can tell by that mean look you'd rather I didn't. Okay. I'm ashamed to admit that upon first meeting you on the online message board The Haunt, I mistook you for Douglas Winter that wrote all those nonfiction books about Stephen King. Has that happened to you before? (Please say yes and save me from dying of embarrassment.) No. Not even my sister calls me Dougie. As for the Douglas Winter comment. Another great big, NO! LOL No, I...Graveside Books
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Dark Fantasy
Dark Fantasy was an American old-time radio show featuring horror and suspense stories. It had a short run of 31 episodes, debuting on November 14, 1941 and ending on June 19, 1942. Its writer was Scott Bishop, also known for his work on The Mysterious Traveler. It originated from station WKY in Oklahoma City, and [...]Doppelganger Release Contest
Our newest title Doppelgänger by Byron Starr will be available in the next 2 weeks. “Vivid and suspenseful, this is a great take on the classic tale of a monster terrorizing a small town. The pacing and action are excellent, the monster a real piece of work, and the townspeople likable and believable in the situation [...]TIME MACHINE OF TERROR! – 1963
TIME MACHINE OF TERROR! by Mark McLaughlin A Visit to 1963 Welcome to the Time Machine of Terror! — or, TMOT! for short. I purchased the TMOT! from an elderly shopkeeper named Professor Artemis LaGungo, proprietor of a quaint little shoppe of second-hand horrors known as PROFESSOR LAGUNGO’S EXOTIC ARTIFACTS & ASSORTED MYSTIC COLLECTIBLES. The TMOT! is powered by [...]The Strange Dr. Weird
The Strange Dr. Weird is a radio program broadcast on Mutual from 1944 to 1945. Sponsored by Adams Hats, the drama is notable in part because it was a sister series to The Mysterious Travel, both in theme and its narrator. Maurice Tarplin, who was also the creepy voice of The Mysterious Traveler. Many of the [...]Claws of Native Ghosts by Lee Battersby
Hey Everyone, Let’s all give a hearty cheer for The Beast Within author Lee Battersby: his story “Claws of Native Ghosts” has been announced as the WINNER of the 2008 Australian Shadows Award– Australia’s equivalent to the Stokers. Check out the official announcement is here: http://www..australianhorror.com/index.php?view=153 CONGRATULATIONS, LEE!!! Read an interview and preview of Claws of Native Ghosts here Related posts:TBW Interview [...] Related posts:Blog Posts
Paperback of Legacy of the Ripper can now be ordered - Whooppee!!
I'm so pleased that Amazon have now made 'Legacy of the Ripper' the sequel to 'A Study in Red' available to order in paperback. The book's page at Amazon is at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1554046904 and… Continue Posted by Brian L Porter on July 5, 2009 at 2:30am
A Time To...Volume 3
Posted by Richard H. Fay - Dark Speculative Poet & Artist on July 4, 2009 at 9:45am
A Sense of Mounting Excitement
Posted by Brian L Porter on July 3, 2009 at 2:59am
Abandoned Towers Issue #3
The print version of Abandoned Towers is available for purchase HERE.
Posted by Richard H. Fay - Dark Speculative Poet & Artist on July 1, 2009 at 4:30pm
Wondrous Web Worlds Vol. 8
Posted by Richard H. Fay - Dark Speculative Poet & Artist on July 1, 2009 at 9:00am
Niteblade Art Blog: Pencilled Mayhem II
Posted by Richard H. Fay - Dark Speculative Poet & Artist on June 30, 2009 at 10:18am
Poem Accepted for Publication in THE MONSTERS NEXT DOOR #8
Posted by Richard H. Fay - Dark Speculative Poet & Artist on June 28, 2009 at 9:21am
The Voice of Anton Bouchard Receives Another 5 Star Review
5.0 out of 5 stars Very Clever., June 26, 2009
By Ralph R. Deluca Jr. (USA) - See all my reviews
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The Voice of Anton Bouchard is a book of short, well written, and entertaining storys. I blew through the book in one short afternoon. The storys contain horror, brotherly love, natural disasters and more. You… Continue
Posted by Brian L Porter on June 27, 2009 at 8:14am
"Yellow Eyes" in EVERY DAY POETS
Although I was inspired to write this poem after reading a story about a ghost cat, I deliberately left the potentially supernatural nature of the piece ambiguous. It may be a speculative cinquain… Continue
Posted by Richard H. Fay - Dark Speculative Poet & Artist on June 26, 2009 at 11:41am
Legacy of the Ripper Released
I'm delighted to announce that 'Legacy of the Ripper', the sequel to A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper was today released in its e-book edition by Double Dragon Publishing and is available from… Continue Posted by Brian L Porter on June 25, 2009 at 1:49pm
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Bad Moon Books has announced the August release of John R. Little’s The Gray Zone. Description: In 1984, Henry Davidson took the holiday of a lifetime, spending his summer in Aswan, Egypt. The trip changed his life in many ways, but when he swallowed a secret powder handed down from generation to generation, the biggest [...]2009 Locus Award Winners
The Locus Awards are presented to winners of Locus Magazine’s annual readers’ poll, which was established in the early ’70s specifically to provide recommendations and suggestions to Hugo Awards voters. Over the decades the Locus Awards have often drawn more voters than the Hugos and Nebulas combined. In recent years Locus Awards are presented at [...]Derek Gunn’s The Estuary Released
Irish writer, Derek Gunn’s latest thriller, The Estuary, has been released by Permuted Press. According to the author, The Estuary is a fast-paced, horror adventure tale, about a desperate plan formulated in the darkest years of an evil empire, which now threatens to engulf the residents of a small community in Southern Ireland. “I’m delighted that [...]Storytellers Unplugged
Boohoo: My Life as a Ghost
A recent column by Wayne Allen Sallee used the G word – ghostwriting. It took me many years of writing before I figured out how to make a living from our craft – all you need do is write the words of people that can afford to employ you as a hired gun (writer). Oh, [...]Whether Workshops
It’s a crazy world, writing workshops. An industry of hope. Not without precedence - nobody thinks twice about music school. Dance school. Art studios. So why shouldn’t there be writing workshops? I’ve mentioned some of my workshop experiences in past entries - ranging from academic classes in college to evening adult-type classes at the New School [...]Steve & Melanie Tem: HOW MUCH DO YOU NEED TO START?
Steve: So how much do you need to have in place before you start a piece of fiction? I’m mostly talking about short stories here, since I presume that before you begin a novel you’re going to want to have a pretty clear idea of what it’s about, who the characters are, and in [...]Collecting Characters on the Road
My son and I are in Baltimore as I write this. I set up a new office for my company here a while back, and since we just managed to get it connected to the corporate network, I’m here to iron out the kinks and get things running smoothly. Bill is in training to do [...]I AM NOT LOOKING FOR ME
Why do people treat books as mirrors? I recently came across a post by Elizabeth Bluemle at the Publisher’s Weekly site entitled “The New Literal Mind” (link to the full post, and comments that follow, given at the foot of this essay). Elizabeth writes, amongst other things: “I’ve noticed a strange trend among grandparents these [...]© 2009 Created by Graveside Tales on Ning. Create Your Own Social Network
