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The DGA published a wide-ranging interview with horror filmmaker Guillermo del Toro in the most recent issue. And I got a kick out of this infographic by Zachary Petit.  It’s funny because it’s true.

These both caught my eye because they share a horrific fairy-tale feel to them.  I hope you dig ’em too.

(List taken from the Horror Writers Association) Superior Achievement in a Novel Joe Hill – NOS4A2 Stephen King – Doctor Sleep Lisa Morton – Malediction Sarah Pinborough and F. Paul Wilson – A Necessary End Christopher Rice – The Heavens Rise Superior Achievement in a … Continue reading →

Best Novel Sandrine’s Case by Thomas H. Cook The Humans by Matt Haig Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger How the Light Gets In by Louise Penny Standing in Another Man’s Grave by Ian Rankin Until She Comes Home by Lori Roy Best First Novel … Continue reading →

I did this for my last book, Blackstone, listed some of the random tidbits I had to research during the editing process.  Flashback is no different, so here’s another list.  Some of these subjects are vital to the plot, while … Continue reading →

Here are a few links that recently caught my eye: Isaac Asimov predicted at the 1964 World’s Fair what the world would be like fifty years hence.  Read his original article from The New York Times here.  Some things he … Continue reading →

My 2013 New Year’s resolution was to blog more here on the site.  That didn’t happen.  I haven’t made any resolutions this year, but I do have a list of writing projects to tackle in the next 12-14 months.  Multiple … Continue reading →

A few interesting tidbits from the Internet that caught my attention: Helpful Definitions for Modern Authors:  uncomfortably truthful. Margaret Atwood rejects blurb requests in poetic manner. Various inspirational writing quotes.

A quick note about an upcoming event.  This Saturday (November 9th) I’ll be on hand to sell and sign my books beside The Links golf course, from 9 AM to 3 PM.  It’s located at 8700 Pavilion Drive, in Hudson. … Continue reading →

The New York Times published a great piece last week about the business of writing.  It emphasizes the fact that writing is a business, so no one should do it for free. And in other news, I just finished edits … Continue reading →