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  • Pi Day

    Pi Day

    As today is 3/14, it’s come to be recognized as International Pi Day. It also happens to be Albert Einstein’s 145th birthday. Both of these facts appeal to me because years ago, I obtained a degree in astrophysics from a small school in the desert Southwest called the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.…

    David Lee Summers

    March 14, 2024
    cosmic horror, Horror Favorites, Publishing news, Stories
    Arithmophobia, C.J. Henderson, cosmic horror, dimensions, Einstein, inspiration, John L. French, mathematical horror, Oppenheimer, Pi Day, Robert Lewis
  • The Great Vella Shakeout

    Note carefully that I didn’t use the word “Shakedown.” That hasn’t yet been determined, but as this could well be a horror story for some authors, it seems to fit right in here. As not everyone is a participant in the Vella program, let me give a brief overview before I launch my rant. Kindle…

    Jack Tyler

    March 7, 2024
    Business
    Vella
  • WILD WAILING IN THE WOOD

    Howdy. Would you like to hear of another tale from the wicked land of Valmar, Delaware? Well then, here you are. Stay aware, and stay safe. SEPTEMBER 10th, 1970           Middle age injected a yearning for the hunting life into me, and so, on the advice of a friend, I purchased a small house in the…

    Will Mowass

    March 4, 2024
    Stories
    cosmic horror, free story, horro, indie authors, short story, Threads That Bind
  • The Story That Keeps On Giving

    Sometime back when I was in elementary school, let’s say 60 years ago, I read a story by Saki (aka HH Munro) titled “Sredni Vashtar”. The story has remained vivid in my mind for the six decades since I read it. It truly is the story that keeps on giving. Periodically, I ask myself, why?…

    cwhawes

    February 29, 2024
    Book Review
    characters, HH MUnro, psychological horror, Saki, short story review, Sredni Vashtar
  • PATRONYMIC

    Greetings. It’s Monday, and I have another dark thread to pull for y’all. This came to me on a bright Sunday morning, and I wrote it right away. Please partake, share your thoughts, and enjoy.           I inherited the land on a torrential Tuesday, a sparse acre of unattended, torpored grass and covert woodlands just outside…

    Will Mowass

    February 26, 2024
    cosmic horror, Stories
    cosmic horror, Cthulhu Mythos, horror, hp lovecraft, loecraftian, short story, story
  • Do Free Books Garner More Readers?

    Readers are the essence, the fundamental piece for any writer. I don’t believe there is a single author who isn’t thinking about pleasing the readers when he/she is writing. My process includes me as a reader. I, the author, need to please myself as a reader before I proceed to write the next chapters. And…

    merchakandrea

    February 22, 2024
    Philosophy of Writing, The Craft
  • The Dimming of the Light

    Good morning, all, and I hope it finds you well. Those of you who pay attention to our rotation probably expected to see some of Brian’s artwork today, but due to technical difficulties — i.e., real life — he and I have switched dates and you’ll be seeing him on March 7th. Meanwhile, I’m here…

    Jack Tyler

    February 15, 2024
    The Craft
    other voices
  • COBBLESTONES HOLD THE DARKEST MATTER

    Hello. Would you like a piece of flash fiction horror for your day? Very well. May I introduce you to ‘Cobblestones Hold The Darkest Matter’. Enjoy. February The Fifth, 1844           Gabriel Johns followed the changing shape of the world before him. The Delaware river in the distance, vast, still, the greatest harbinger of peace he…

    Will Mowass

    February 8, 2024
    Stories
  • Attractive and Monstrous Vampires

    When people learn I write about vampires, they often ask what kind of vampires I write about. They want to know if I write about monstrous vampires or attractive vampires. Monstrous vampires are the ones closer to the folkloric roots of vampires. These are the frightening wraiths that stalk the night. Examples might include Count…

    David Lee Summers

    February 1, 2024
    The Craft, vampires
    Anne Rice, attractive vampires, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dracula, Fiction, historical fiction, monstrous vampires, Nosferatu, Scarlet Order Vampires, writing
  • BRAIN THE SIZE OF A PLANET AND YOU WANT ME TO MAKE YOU TEA?

    So, it’s time for me to do another post here. I put some effort into coming up with a revolutionary new topic (Scout’s honor!), but I still have Artificial Intelligence on my mind – which is not surprising, given my recent focus on a dangerous A.I. named Cloacina in my ongoing ‘Toilet Bot Diaries’ novella…

    Garrett Dennis

    January 25, 2024
    AI – Artificial Intelligence
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