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Tag Archives: ghost stories
Tales of Horror
This Thursday, October 11, I’ll be joining local horror authors Emerian Rich, Trinity Adler, Mercy Hollow, E.M. Markoff, R.L. Merrill, Sumiko Saulson, and J. Malcom Stewart at the San Mateo Public Library for the second annual Tales of Horror reading. I’m … Continue reading
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Behind “Sakura Time”
The original story about Alondra DeCourval in Japan (The Fox & the Foreigner) was meant to stand alone. Then the second time Mason and I went to Japan, we met a spectrum of Japanese artists who made dolls – some … Continue reading
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Tagged Alondra DeCourval, creepy dolls, doll makers, ghost stories, Japan, Japanese ghost stories, short story
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Alondra’s Adventures
The newest collection of Alondra stories will be available later this week, but you can preorder a copy for your kindle now on Amazon. Here’s the link: https://amzn.to/2ItsVXs This time, Alondra travels to Tokyo and to Venice. She meets a Shinto … Continue reading
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Tagged Alondra DeCourval, Alondra stories, ghost stories, Japan, kitsune, urban fantasy, Venice, witch
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5 Questions for Lisa Morton
I’m not sure when I met Lisa Morton for the first time — maybe the Stoker Weekend in Burbank? Years ago, anyway. I’ve been amazed at the number of plates she manages to keep spinning: President of the Horror Writers … Continue reading
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Tagged 5 questions, ghost stories, Halloween, Horror Writers Association, Lisa Morton, women in horror, writing
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Behind “A Curiosity of Shadows”
Early in 2010, I was invited to join a retreat of horror writers at a historic mansion in Northern California. I knew several of the other authors by name and reputation, but the only other person I knew personally was … Continue reading
