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Tag Archives: cemetery
Settings from the As Above, So Below Books, Annotated
My co-writer Brian Thomas moved to LA in the early 90s to find work in the film industry. He worked behind the scenes on films from The Wizard of Space and Time to Army of Darkness (Evil Dead 3), then … Continue reading
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Another Morbid Week
It’s been another week of Unsafe Words invading the internet. Fang-tastic Books encouraged me to make a playlist to accompany my story collection. The playlist itself is on Spotify: The explanation of why I chose the songs I did is … Continue reading
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The Weekly Morbid
The essays that I’ve been scrambling to write have started going up to celebrate my favorite season of the year. First up is an essay at Horror Made. I’m really proud of this one. I pulled together a list of … Continue reading
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Never Enough 2018: the Finale
Considering I didn’t have a major release out this year, I’m pretty pleased with the number of interviews I did and the attention that 199 Cemeteries is still receiving. Podcasts Extreme Genes, my first genealogy podcast ever, chatted with me about … Continue reading
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Never Enough 2018
Every year I recap the writing triumphs and disappointments of the previous twelve months. Every year I feel like I haven’t done enough. This year in particular, with my kid’s still-undiagnosed constant headache, I spent way too much time calling … Continue reading
