No, I'm not... But I do feel like it lately. Seriously though, things have been busy here in my dead world trying to finish off a few projects. I have the novel Southern Devils to wrap up the last few chapters on in the next few weeks, a story set in the zombie infested "Happily …
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Summer of Zombie Blog Tour Continues With the Amazing Joe McKinney!
Well folks, hold on to your hats and watch your step, the Summer of Zombie Blog Tour bus is pulling in again. This time, the bus brings us Bram Stoker Award winner and all around cool cat... Joe McKinney! Before trying his hand at the fiction game, Joe earned his keep as a police officer. …
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Summer of Zombie Blog Tour 2013 Starring Julianne Snow!!!!!
They hunt us. They can't think, can't breath, and can't talk. They only want to eat our brains and feast on our flesh. They are zombies and they are us. Once again, I am taking part in the Summer of Zombie Blog Hop by hosting a guest blog. Last year I welcomed Mark Tufo to …
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Interview over at Rebecca Snow’s Place!
Rebecca Snow was nice enough to invite me over to her blog so I could answer a few burning questions. I managed to survive my encounter, she only stabbed me once...ok, maybe twice. Click here to head over to the Cemetery Flower Blog where Rebecca stalks those who dare to enter!
The Journey II: Out From the Shell
Growing up, I hated to talk in public. I still do, but I'm more comfortable with it now. Before I started writing for real, I really just liked to stay locked in my shell and go through life quietly. Most of this I believe is due to my really bad self-esteem issues. This part of …
The Journey II: Becoming a Juggler When You Can’t Juggle
Goals. Everyone has them to some extent, but how many do we really reach? I know I have a few for my writing and I'm trying to meet those goals everyday...or almost everyday. A full novel? Started. A short story collection? The pieces are being assembled now. Novella? Done that, but I'm working on another …
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My Writing Pet Peeve is…
...Editing. There I said it. I don't like editing. I'd rather have someone shove bamboo under my fingernails than sit through and edit something I wrote. Honestly, when you think about it, I don't think I'd ever grow to gleefully take the red pen of death to my work. While I don't enjoy seeing my stories torn apart, …
Cigar and a beer? Must be a new Release!
The smoke has cleared on the ocean and the great ship swiftly sinks into the waters, an apparent victim of a German U-Boat. But was it the Germans and why did the Lusitania get torpedoed during World War I? The answers are not what they taught you in school... They are much, much worse... From Hazardous Press …
The Journey II: Acting Like A Professional
What do I mean 'act like a professional'? In the horror genre, it is well-known that the authors like to party. I've said in the past that in the writing world, we are the kids who sit in the back of the literary world's classroom and throw things at the others and lob spit balls. …
In “The Compound” With Robert Ford
From the publisher: Tartarus Federal Penitentiary is home to the worst violent criminals society has cultivated. It’s also a revolutionary modern-day fortress, powered by solar panels and built to be a self-sustaining environment, complete with dairy barns and green houses. It’s the perfect place to be when an experimental virus hits the American public, making …
Our Darkest Fears 