GREGORY L HALL...NOT JUST FOR BREAKFAST ANYMORE!
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- Hometown:
- York, PA and sometimes I hang out in Baltimore when I have enough bail money.
- About Me:
- Huge passionate fan of good old horror. Give me werewolves and zombies and ghosts and Norman Bates over Hostel 4 or open shirted dreamy Brad Pitt vampires any day.
Oh, and badgers scare the hell out of me.
I'm actively pushing my novel AT THE END OF CHURCH STREET out into greater waters. A fun twist on the Goth vampire genre. And I have a few short stories out there bouncing around so hopefully the mojo will keep going.
In the meantime, I wander clueless around CHOATE ROAD and on weekends I host a little show called THE FUNKY WEREPIG.
Then I moon the Woo Pie and harr-oink.
- Website:
- http://www.choateroad.com
- Favorite Authors
- Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Bloch, Thomas Harris, Jeff Lindsay, Harry Shannon, Steve Niles, Sniffah DeButte
- Favorite Books
- Old Marvel Comics geek, The Hobbit, The Dexter series, The Shining, Silence of the Lambs, Jurassic Park, Empire, Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
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WHO'S GONNA PET THE WERE-PIGGIE THIS WEEK?
For those who don't know Joel, he is the author of the hottest novel of 2009, FROZEN BLOOD. He was the co-editor of the GST anthology FRIED and he was the Choate Road SPOTLIGHT SCRIBE OF 2008!
(Guess which one he brags about most!)
He's best described as the 'Leo Sayer of Horror' but you can find that out yourself by tuning into THE FUNKY WEREPIG this Friday… Continue
Posted on January 21, 2009 at 9:39am —
COME PET THE FUNKY WEREPIG!
THE FUNKY WEREPIG
Choate Road has dared to dive headfirst into the world of blog talk radio. Every Friday night at 11pm EST, they unleash the beast for all pros and fans alike who enjoy their horror drenched in delicious humor.
… Continue
Posted on December 22, 2008 at 9:43am —
OH NO! IT'S CHOATE ROAD!
I wanted to unveil a project myself and my three partners, Jezzy Wolfe, Tuck Wells and Jim Kelley have been working on for the past few months.
Welcome to choateroad.com !!!
Some of you already caught wind of it (and it smelled like lilacs, I swear) and some of you are like me, completely in the dark. So allow me to explain what we created.
Choate Road is a horror site for both genre pros and fans alike. There are continuous original works, book review… Continue
Posted on August 1, 2008 at 10:24am — 2 Comments
SCATTERED STORIES
Just wanted to let you know this month I have a few short stories out if ya get bored and want some silly horror reads!
You can still catch me in the Static Movement May Issue with my nod to the 'Halloween' movie genre in 'When the Lightning Flashes'
I'll be in New Voices in Horror until the end of June with 'The Last Survivor'.
The long awaited return of Screaming Dreams currently has my very twisted tale 'Mintas and Frankie' in it. I'm… Continue
Posted on May 29, 2008 at 6:40am —
JUST TOSSING SOME MOJO-LOVE
Just wanted to say I finished reading EMPIRE, a new zombie novel by David Dunwoody this weekend. I'm not a good reader by any account but this book had me turning pages. Every chapter puts another puzzle piece into place and hangs you out there with another. And I gotta say David put such a fun and original spin on what can be a tired genre that I hope he finds a way to do sequels with these characters. I almost hated when I read the last line.
Anyway, enough of my droning on. If… Continue
Posted on April 28, 2008 at 8:14am —
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Under The Dome – Book Review
What happens when Stephen King, the 800-pound gorilla of horror, writes an over one thousand page novel? It works: He validates his weight; and even throws it around, a little.Afterburn SF November 2009 Issue
The November 2009 issue of Afterburn SF is complete and posted online.Horror Bound Online Magazine
Horror Bound Magazine, not only offers free short fiction by some of today's hottest writers but also interviews with your favorite authors, poetry, and book reviews.Storytellers Unplugged
Providence, 1986
Providence, 1986 Wayne Allen Sallee 28 November 2009
I have a road trip, of sorts, ahead of me in a few hours. A zig-zag across the transit system of Chicago. I’m heading up north, but first I have to take the 55th Street bus to an artist friend’s place and drop off a few autographed books. There is [...]
The Ritual of Fine-Tuning My Writing
Most writers I know have rituals. These run the gamut from adjusting their desks a certain way to writing by candlelight to setting a glass of perfectly innocent booze on fire before each writing project as a sacrifice to the Writing Ancestors. They may sound silly, or wasteful (perfectly good booze, after all) or unintuitive, [...]
Thanksgiving
Friends and relatives around he world sing the same song: “We don’t have Thanksgiving here.” Here is New Zealand, South Africa, England, Israel…and on and on. This year, because we are down to three of us—my guardian angel/chef and one friend who lives alone—I stopped to think about what that means.
“We don’t have [...]
In love as it is in war
I promised some friends (and students) that I would talk about how one goes about writing a successful sex scene. There are a lot of theories about this–one school, for example, believes that a successful sex scene should titillate. (Do they believe a successful dinner scene should make you hungry? I write my dinner scenes [...]
“genre vs literary” in the days of the Technorenaissance
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I was hanging out in a writer’s forum and came across the age-old question of how do you define genre and literary? which always turns into genre vs literary: genre types bash the literati for lacking plot (which is absurd), while the literati bash the genre-ati for lacking everything else (equally absurd).
One person [...]
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Nice to hear from ya Greg.
BFF!
~Jess
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