May Mishmash of Monstrous Miscellany

(Editor's note: It took me four days to think of the epically alliterative title for this blog post.) As I delve deeper into the online horror writing community, I’ve clicked across a mishmash of talented authors, interesting news bits, writing updates, and fun lists. So, I thought I'd share some of them in today's post.... Continue Reading →

My Love of Splatterpunk

In between reading horror and high fantasy novels, I make time to read splatterpunk.  Splatterpunk is a cool word for the subgenre of extreme horror, and it’s not for the easily offended or squeamish. For me, they’re some of the most entertaining books I’ve ever read in any genre.  Relentless and gut-wrenching, splatterpunk is the... Continue Reading →

Zombie Beavers and Spider Babies

I received a comment from a fellow blogger, Nthato Morakabi, on my post last week about why I write horror.  Nthato is a South African writer and a darn talented poet who shares a love for the horror genre like I do. Besides having the coolest name of any blogger I’ve seen, Nthato is one... Continue Reading →

Why I Write Horror

When I tell people I write horror, they invariably ask why horror.  They joke about my twisted mind and how I’ll never babysit their children.  They say it like babysitting their children is some kind of awesome experience that I’m missing.  I don’t tell them that I'd never want to babysit their children anyway.  Never. ... Continue Reading →

Enter the Drabble

A drabble is a 100-word short story with a beginning, middle, and end.  I write drabbles mostly as exercises, hoping to spark longer, more interesting stories.  However, there is a market for drabbles.  In fact, my first published piece of fiction was a drabble titled "Garden, Bloody Garden" in an anthology from DailyNightmare.com called "22... Continue Reading →

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