Monthly Archives: February 2015
Coming Down the Pike
My apologies for the slightly late post today, folks. Things are a little busy here this week, so I’m as of yet uncertain if I’ll have something of substance ready for you by Tuesday. That said, I’m planning to make … Continue reading
The Hard Truths of Being a Writer
Completing a book is a milestone. There’s a huge sense of accomplishment that comes from penning a story, and a writer deserves a pat on the back just for getting the job done (God knows it’s not easy). That said, … Continue reading
Under the Radar – REC
Sadly, there are a lot of moviegoers who won’t give the time of day to foreign films. Even worse, many quality horror movies from overseas are remade as inferior products for this same American audience. This is precisely why it’s … Continue reading
A Slight Delay
Sorry, folks, but today’s intended post is going to be delayed until Sunday due to some real life stuff that needs my attention (but don’t worry, it’s nothing overly serious). However, I already have the next topic for Under the … Continue reading
Wind Chill Goes to the Second Stage
Today, I was informed Crystal Lake Publishing wants to check out some sample chapters for Wind Chill. This makes me a very happy person as there are only a tiny number of slots available this period. Other than that, I’m … Continue reading
Under the Radar – Amicus Productions
Ask a horror fan about the sixties and seventies, and it’s likely Hammer Films will come up. The studio was legendary for resurrecting the classic Universal Monsters (making icons of Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing) and their movies’ period gothic … Continue reading
The Elusive Number Fifty
It’s been some time since I wrote a new article for the blog as I rather exhausted the list of possible topics. There are currently 49 up and available for you all to read regarding numerous aspects of writing (and … Continue reading
The Third Eye Opened 