Prompt: The monster under your bed is real. It’s there to protect you from things that are even worse than itself.
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Writing Prompt #104 — The Monster From the Hallway
Books Read in June
Here are the books I read in the month of June!
Scary Snippets: Family Edition Out Now!
Nocturnal Sirens Publishing has released their Scary Snippets: Family Edition! It includes my two stories: “Blood For Blood” and “The Rhythm of the Womb”!
Books Read in May
Like months before, here’s the books I read in May and what I thought about them.
The Hollow — Where All Things Evil Lie #3 Out Now!
Breaking Rules Publishing released their anthology, The Hollow — Where All Things Evil Lie #3, recently, including sixteen horror stories from authors from all around the world.
Among those stories is my weird fiction story, “In the Mountains.”
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Books Read in April
Like in previous months, here’s the books I read in April and what I thought about them.
Book Spotlight: Armageddon House by Michael Griffin
Armageddon House is a fast-paced, evocatively written, psychological weird fiction novella about four people living, seemingly willingly, in a bomb shelter or an underground bunker in an unknown location somewhere in the world.
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Neon Garden 7 Out Now!
Neon Garden: Issue 7 is out now! It contains my weird (nearing bizarro, too) fiction story, “Flesh Beginnings, Earth Endings.”
It can be read for free here.
Writing Prompt #88 — The Hidden Black Depths
Prompt: The moon shines brightly in the sky, illuminating the shore around you. The scent of the sea and sand, along with the rush of the waves and the taste of salt fill your senses to the brim. Moving your body, you take your first step forwards.
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Book Spotlight: The Very Best of Caitlín R. Kiernan by Caitlín Keirnan
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.
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