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The Green Eyes of Bâst — Review
Sax Rohmer, one of the pen names of Arthur Henry Ward (1883-1959), was an exceedingly popular fiction writer in his day. Today, though, he barely rates more than a footnote. Which is too bad, as he is a more than adequate read even today. And what’s more, his early books you can get free from…
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Sister Mercy
She was born mute, never spoke a word, but they said she could hear thoughts and feel sins. Her prayers grew darker, her eyes colder. One by one the other sisters vanished. When a priest finally entered her cell, he found it empty except for claw marks on the stone walls and a black veil…
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Creating A Horror Book Cover Using Canva or With Photoshop
In an earlier post, I demonstrated designing a book cover using Canva. I do most of my cover design work in Photoshop, but Canva is a great tool that I use regularly to design as well, so this time, I thought it would be fun to try designing the same cover in both Photoshop and…
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THRILLSEEKING
I haven’t really done a lot in terms of watching or writing horror in the last month. However, Sunday (for some reason) I recalled the movie Ronin, which I love dearly, and how I like Jean Reno’s cautious cool persona. This led me into trying to find a film he starred in I couldn’t remember…
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