Originally posted on The All Night Library:
Modern Mythmakers: 35 Interviews with Horror & Science Fiction Writers and Filmmakers by Michael McCarty is a must have for genre fans. It’s a peak inside the brain of several great minds in the world of horror and science fiction. The best part about it is it has…
bookshelves: horror, short-stories, fantasy, favorites Recommended for: Teresa Jean Tuck Rating: 5/5 stars Introduction Stephen King’s introductions have always fascinated me. They serve a purpose, they aren’t just filler. Naturally, they had a different feel than his stories, but I’m still in the presence of King and he and I are engaged in meaningful conversation. But unlike most […]
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Originally posted on Chicago Review of Books:
I just completed my ninth novel, the first volume in the Adventures of Jonathan Lambshead series, working title “I am Squishy” (that will change, I’m sure). I’m also working on the tenth novel of my career, Hummingbird Salamander. This doesn’t include a number of unfinished or crappy novels written…
I actually started heard about Caitlin R. Kiernan about a year ago, but a recent Facebook ad (and the generosity of a good online friend,) brought all the wonder and magic of her work back to me. I couldn’t be more grateful. https://darkregions.com/blogs/news/dark-regions-press-signs-new-contract-with-caitlin-r-kiernan-for-new-novella-coming-2018-2019 In fact, it was that same friend that enabled me to finally […]
bookshelves: memoir, favorites, historical-fiction,life-altering-books Recommended to Dustin by: Tanya Frueh Recommended for: everybody Rating: 5/5 stars The Color of Water is a memoir told in two very distinct and powerful voices. James McBride told the story about his white mother, raising her twelve mixed race children, caught (as the world was,) in the middle of the Civil Rights Movement, […]
Originally posted on monstermikeyaauthor:
It Came from Outer Space: How to Write Science-Fiction, Horror & Fantasy By Michael McCarty (Reprinted from Byline Magazine) When I was a kid, I thought science-fiction writers actually lived on other planets and sent their stories to Earth via spaceships. Now that I’m a little older and wiser, I know…
