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  • 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
  • Completely Different Than Anything We Can Imagine

    Have you ever wondered why book, movie, and TV depictions of aliens are almost always human or human-like? I have. And I wonder, if there are alien life forms, what makes us think they’d be like us? My guess is that we find it very difficult to imagine life outside of what we can perceive.…

    cwhawes

    January 18, 2024
    aliens
    alien invasion, aliens, Lovecraft, The Colour Out of Space, writing fiction
  • Human x AI

    Today Artificial Intelligence is a recurring theme, for obvious reasons. Its use is more and more frequent, and for this reason all discussions always end with the same question: Will AI completely replace humans in the future? My answer to that question will always be the same: Never! Unless robots/machines become sentient, they will never become…

    merchakandrea

    January 11, 2024
    AI – Artificial Intelligence
    Artificial Intelligence
  • Face-off

    Good morning, horror fans, and I hope you find a good scare before the day is over. This month, once again, I bring you my latest pencil drawing. I was considering several different titles for it, but my grandpa took one look and said, “Face-off,” so Face-off it is. In the drawing a young lady…

    drawswithshadows

    January 4, 2024
    The Art of Horror
    cover art, illustrations
  • The Old School

    Do you like the Universal Monsters? The old black and white film versions of Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, the Wolfman, Invisible Man, etc.? If so, then you probably love classic horror. So do I. I grew up watching those flicks in syndicated TV and later on the glory that is TCM. Monsters who literally moved at…

    Will Mowass

    December 28, 2023
    History of Horror, Horror Favorites
  • The Hungur Chronicles

    The Hungur Chronicles

    Last week, I received my contributor copy of the Samhain 2023 issue of The Hungur Chronicles, which proved to be a nice, early Holiday present. This semi-annual, digest-sized magazine edited by Terrie Leigh Relf and Robert Bellam features stories and poems about vampires, with a special emphasis on vampires who have a connection to space.…

    David Lee Summers

    December 21, 2023
    Book Review, horror of the mind, Publishing news, Stories, The Craft, vampires
    Fiction, Hungur Magazine, Lee Clark Zumpe, psychic vampires, short stories, skinwalker, space vampires
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