Author of Weird Fiction and Horror
Up until reading The Very Best of Caitlín R. Keirnan, I’ve only read Keirnan’s book, Black Helicopters, and her short stories “Fish Brides,” “On the Reef,” and “The Transition of Elizabeth Haskings” in the anthology Weirder Shadows over Innsmouth. I enjoyed them all, but as I read and finished The Very Best, I became entirely engrossed by Kiernan’s prose and her work.
Continue reading Book Spotlight: The Very Best of Caitlín R. Kiernan by Caitlín Keirnan
Prompt: As you’re returning to port you see a woman on island needing rescue. Her motorboat is old but she appears to have been their only a few days. You take her aboard and you realize while talking to the crew everyone describes her in radically different ways varying in height, weight, race, etc. Continue reading Writing Prompt #79 — The Ever-Changing Woman
Prompt: You are an explorer and you and your team just found a jungle with temples older than civilization and strange artifacts
Continue reading Writing Prompt #72 — The Discovery of the Sided Sphere
Sirens Call Publications has released their forty-fifth issue, Distant Screams, which includes my story, “Misplaced Trust” (originally self-published in Who Spoke on the Other Side)! The issue can be read for free on their website now!
Prompt: An angry knock on your door has you peek out of the mail slot to see an unfamiliar person. “I am sorry, do I know you?” They stare at you angrily. “How many more times are they going to wipe your mind?”
Continue reading Writing Prompt #61 — Filling in the Memories
Prompt: In 2019 scientists fawned over themselves after photographing a black hole for the first time. Unfortunately, they were wrong, it wasn’t a black hole at all. It was an eye. Cthulhu has awakened.
