I’m a thriller writer. Well, I do other things, too, like suspense and even (gasp) romance. But sometimes I dwell in the dark dungeons of things that go bump in the night – the horror genre. My latest short story, Communion, is set in 1846 and features a family (John Nye, his pregnant wife Anna, […]
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Where do you get your story ideas? That’s one writers hear often. I don’t know about other scribblers, but I’ll tell you where mine come from. You see, there’s this pantry in my kitchen. Inside the pantry, way in the back, past the outdated, botulism-laced cans of who-knows-what, is a portal. When I’m in need
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How do you like your horror? Raw and un-cut? Gut-wrenching, heart stopping, visceral terror that shambles at you from the dark, smelling of mold and open graves; or slithers out from under your bed, dry scales scraping across the floor, reaching for you with questing tentacles? Or sugar coated, censored, all the gory parts edited
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