Using Your Emotions
June 13, 2017
It’s seems such an obvious statement, but are you drawing upon the vast, deep and sacred archive of your own emotions to truly establish feeling and reality in your works?
Finding the Time to Write
May 2, 2017
They say “Life is what happens when you’re making other plans” and how true that phrase is! Life is very much a case of C’est la vie on the best of days… but that doesn’t mean that you can’t take back some control!
SPOTLIGHT: Erin J. Kahn, Author of the Poe-Inspired Story “Annabel Lee”
April 20, 2017
Next up in our line up of author profiles from Dead of Winter is Erin J. Kahn, author of “Annabel Lee”, an expansion on the poem of the same name by Edgar Allen Poe. This story follows expertly in Poe’s footsteps, and really is a can’t-miss read.
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Writing What You Know
April 18, 2017
One of the best pieces of advice any author can be given, I believe, is simply: write what you know. But how does that apply to me, you might wonder?
SPOTLIGHT: Meredith Schindehette, Author of the Dark and Twisty Thriller “The Killers”
April 13, 2017
Next up in our line up of author profiles from Dead of Winter is Meredith Schindehette, author of the supernatural thriller “The Killers”. Her story follows a woman who wakes to find she has no voice and no memory of how she got to “the garage”. It’s an excellent first person piece with twists and turns you won’t see coming.
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SPOTLIGHT: Robert Perret, Author of the Supernatural Thriller “Coyoteman”
April 6, 2017
Next up in our line up of author profiles from Dead of Winter is Robert Perret, author of the irreverent supernatural thriller “Coyoteman”. His story follows a serial killer who has the tables turned on him in the most fantastic way.
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The Meaning of Horror
April 4, 2017
You wouldn’t be blamed for thinking that the definition of Horror, these days, is movies the likes of the Saw franchise, because that’s what has been marketed to us. We see flashes of blood, dismembered body parts and we shake in our boots. However, as someone who loves a truly good horror film and story, I know horror to be so much more.
SPOTLIGHT: David J. Gibbs, Author of “Spotlight”, A Tale About the True Origin of Thanksgiving
March 31, 2017
Next up in our line up of author profiles from the Dead of Winter anthology is David J. Gibbs, author of “Spotlight”. His tale revisits the origins of Thanksgiving and throws a twisted little spin on it.
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SPOTLIGHT: KT Wagner, Author of “Slipped Stitch”, An Uncomfortable Dystopian Thriller
March 23, 2017
Next up in our line up of author profiles from the Dead of Winter anthology is KT Wagner, who wrote the dystopian thriller “Slipped Stitch”. Her story is uncomfortable look at what the justice system could become and the struggle of an individual within the system to continue to accept things as they are.
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The Dreams of the Writer
March 21, 2017
Every writer has a dream. Whether they admit to it or not is another matter entirely. Some dreams are multi-dimensional and know no bounds.
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