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  • WHAT LURKS

    When it comes to horror and monsters, do you know what lurks in your neck of the woods? I have a foot in South Jersey and one in Delaware. The latter is where I was born, where much of my family and tribe reside, and where I lay my head now. The former is where…

    Will Mowass

    May 2, 2024
    Local Legends
  • Scooby Apocalypse

    About a week and a half ago, I had the opportunity to meet Scott Innes, who voiced the characters of Scooby-Doo and Shaggy Rogers in several of my favorite entries in the long-running Scooby-Doo franchise. During our conversation, I learned that Innes works as a morning show host on the radio in Baton Rouge, Louisiana,…

    David Lee Summers

    April 25, 2024
    AI – Artificial Intelligence, Apocalyptic Horror, Book Review, Horror Favorites, Philosophy of Writing, Reviews, The Craft
    Apocalyptic Horror, character creation, comics, horror comics, Scooby-Doo, Suspension of disbelief, zombies
  • WORKING IN RETELL

    No, that’s not a typo; I learned long ago that retail work was not my cup of chamomile. I’m talking about retelling a familiar story from a fresh perspective, which seems to be an increasingly popular trend. I recently read a new novel titled Julia, which is a retelling of George Orwell’s 1984 from a…

    Garrett Dennis

    April 18, 2024
    The Craft
  • The Lovecraft Investigations: A Review

    Since the 1920s, the BBC has been producing radio dramas. Today, BBC 4, aka BBC Sounds, is still producing radio dramas. They have also ventured into fiction podcasting. And boy, oh boy, do they put on a class act. I recently listened to all four seasons of The Lovecraft Investigations and was very impressed, for…

    cwhawes

    April 11, 2024
    Reviews
    cosmic horror, Cthulhu Mythos, fiction podcast review, fiction podcasts, horror podcasts
  • Is it worth investing in audiobooks?

    Shortly after I published my last book, I was talking to a friend who told me he was going to wait for the film to come out. Not long after, another friend told me the same thing. Commenting to my brother about this, he told me that he knows a lot of people who think…

    merchakandrea

    April 4, 2024
    Business, Personal Experience
    audiobooks
  • Body and Mind

    Good morning. This time around I present for your approval a pair of decaying illustrations to bring a chill to your cold-loving hearts. First, in the category of Body, is Paranormal Paintings, a study of a lady of indeterminate age who seems a cheerful painter but is struggling with holding it all together. Second, we…

    drawswithshadows

    March 28, 2024
    The Art of Horror
  • WRITING AS CATHARSIS

    Hey! I publish horror shorts about fictional Valmar here on Threads because my lovely author fam is nice enough not to toss me out yet. My latest one Monday involved a teenage boy and a machine, and a search for the Unknown. It goes wrong, though. It’s horror. Sorry. it’s how the machine works. I…

    Will Mowass

    March 21, 2024
    Personal Experience
    horror, real life, writing fiction
  • HORROR IN THE HUNDREDS: A SCENT OF MAGNETOPHON

    Howdy. It’s that time again. You’ve decided to leave the region you know well in search of a more exotic locale. But you also want something familiar, a singular taste of home situated in a neighborhood not your own. Unfortunately, you chose Valmar, ‘The Gothic Heart Of Delaware,’ as your destination. But while you’re here,…

    Will Mowass

    March 18, 2024
    Uncategorized
    cosmic horror, Delaware, fear, horror, Horror In The Hundreds, short story, story, Valmar
  • 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
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