The Man Who Saved Weird Tales
…and saved weird fiction. Really? Weird Tales and weird fiction owe their existence to one man? The Unique Magazine? The
…and saved weird fiction. Really? Weird Tales and weird fiction owe their existence to one man? The Unique Magazine? The
Last week I talked about being a reader. I love reading and can’t talk enough about the joy of books.
There has never been a better time to be a reader. More novels and short stories are available today than
Bestseller lists aren’t what they pretend to be. In other, more blunt, words: bestseller lists are fake. A few weeks
I don’t know why bestsellers are touted so much. Quite honestly, I’ve read a lot of bestsellers that weren’t any
Last week we looked at the mystery vs the thriller. And we all know the thriller is hot, hot, hot
These days the term “thriller” is pretty much used indiscriminately. Indie writers are especially guilty of this abuse, but traditional
Last month, Christina DesMarais wrote why we should read. Take a look at her article. It’s short — and
The other day fellow author Jack Tyler posted on his blog advice to writers: it’s the characters. Characters do
I was surprised to learn I don’t own my ebooks. And neither do you. I know that’s no surprise
Today we have a guest blogger, all the way from Vermont: JP Choquette. I ran into her on one
Yesterday, Terror in the Shadows (Pierce Mostyn Paranormal Investigations, Book 3) went live. Pick up a copy or read for
CW Hawes is a storyteller who spins yarns in many different formats: novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and poetry. He’s authored a bestselling novel and he’s won several awards with his poetry.