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Monthly Archives: March 2022
Death’s Garden contributor Rena Mason
I’m pretty sure I met Rena Mason at one of the World Horror Conventions back in the day, but I got to know her in 2012 when we both attended the Haunted Mansion Writers Retreat. I was honored to edit … Continue reading
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Death’s Garden contributor Angela Yuriko Smith
I haven’t yet met Angela Yuriko Smith in person, but we keep intersecting online. I interviewed her for this blog four years ago, after her book The Bitter Suites came out. She published my story “The Arms Dealer’s Daughter” in … Continue reading
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One Week into the Kickstarter
The last week has been a whirlwind! Death’s Garden Revisited went live on Kickstarter last Thursday morning. It reached its initial funding goal of $1000 eight hours later. Such a relief! The next day, Kickstarter chose Death’s Garden Revisited as … Continue reading
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Death’s Garden contributor: Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito
I met Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito through the Horror Writers Association during the pandemic. The timeline is hazy in my mind, but her wonderful, compassionate, beautifully described horror stories still haunt my imagination. When I asked her to write something for … Continue reading
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Death’s Garden contributor: Priscilla Bettis
I “met” Priscilla Bettis several years ago when the Horror Writers Association put us in touch. She is a voracious reader whose blog is a fascinating record of her interests and pursuits. Her haunting novella The Hay Bale came out … Continue reading
