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At 4:33pm on May 1, 2008, Zombie Zak said…
Brutha! Welcome to the place! Stay awhile, pull up some chairs, chop off some heads...Thanks for being a pal! Good to know that there's some other Canadians here!

Work Hard!
Play Harder!
Die Hardest!

ZZ
At 6:41am on April 30, 2008, Brian L Porter said…
Hello again Brandon.

You're welcome. I hope we may see you at Canadian Authors. The site is at http://canadianauthors.ning.com/

Best regards

Brian

At 10:39pm on April 29, 2008, Brian L Porter said…
Hi Brandon,

Thanks for your friendship. Great to know you. Another great Ning site for Canadian auhtors is the Canadian Authors Network. You might like to check it out.

Brian
At 7:43am on April 28, 2008, Greg Hall said…
Howdy Brandon,

Welcome to the playground!

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Hometown:
Forest Hills, Ontario with a small cottage in Ten Pines
About Me:
I am the editor of the P&E Readers poll top ten nominated e-zine 13Human Souls. Several of my works can be found in Darkened Horizons and the poetry anthology, Reverence of Runes. My short story, "Can of Worms", is due out this September in the Apex Publications anthology, Courting Morpheus. In October my fiction can also be found in the 2008 Gentlemen of Horror.
Website:
http://www.geocities.com/brandonlayng/
Favorite Authors
Old Ernest, Douglas Clegg, Richard Laymon, Dennis L. McKiernan, Pierre Berton, Stephen King, Tim Waggoner and many others.
Favorite Books
The First Five Pages - Noah Lukeman, King's On Writing, The Beast House series - Richard Laymon, The Harrow books - Douglas Clegg, Like Death - Tim Waggoner, The collected works of Edgar Allan Poe and many, many others including the recently finished Pride's Fancy by Thomas H. Raddall

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Brandon Layng

Updates because it's been so long.

Did your heart grow fonder? LOL. I've got a few updates to do since I've been gone for such a long time.

"Feathers in the Wind" has been accepted for the January online edition of Golden Visions Magazine. http://www.goldenvisionsmagazine.biz/

"Princess" has been accepted for the Undead Special Issue of Morpheus Tales, release date TBA. http://www.morpheustales.com/

"Shoes" and "Jug Medley" will be in the Northern Haunts anthology from Shroud Publishing. Proceeds from sales of this book go to… Continue

Posted on September 27, 2008 at 11:30am —

Brandon Layng

"Ladies and Gentlemen of Horror" Anthologies

Finally here is the news you've been waiting for about the two anthologies you've been dying to read (and if you haven't been, it can be arranged). October 31st, 2008 Word Weavers will be releasing the much anticipated 2008 Ladies of Horror and the 2008 Gentlemen of Horror!

Each anthology features an in depth bio on each author, 6-10 "Sexy" or in the case of the guys, "Macho", photos and two works of fiction that showcase their abilities to make you shiver, sweat and faint.

So who's going to b… Continue

Posted on May 4, 2008 at 11:13pm — 2 Comments

Brandon Layng

First blog entry.

I'm thinking of posting a serial story on here with a new instalment every two weeks. Would anyone be interested in having a read?

It will be quite graphic and anyone who does not like Blood, Sex, Violence, Torture, or other morbid things wouldn't find this their cup of curdled tea. Comment and let me know.

Posted on April 26, 2008 at 8:08pm — 1 Comment

 
 

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