One of the pivotal scenes in my novel, Pigeon-Blood Red, takes place in what used to be a well-known landmark in Honolulu: the historic International Market Place. Midway through the novel two of the main characters duck into the marketplace while attempting to elude a hit man. Here is how I described the scene: “Although it … More Pigeon-Blood Red by Ed Duncan
As writers, our work is only limited by our own imaginations. The perceived barriers stopping us from exploring, are placed there by our own hand, free from the influence of outside forces. When we put ink to paper we have the capacity to create vast, intricate worlds, full of amazing beasts or evil foes. To … More Why I write Horror By Stuart R Brogan
Review copy provided in exchange for an honest review as part of the Confessions Publicity book tour Jackals by Stuart Brogan takes you to a dark and disturbing world of killers on the loose in a small town in England. But this group, known as Jackals, is only the tip of the iceberg. This is part … More Stuart R Brogan – Jackals Review
HP Lovecraft has gotten a fair amount of bad press lately. Salon, the Atlantic and several others have published pieces questioning his legacy. The World Fantasy Award discontinued the use of his image as their trophy. Numerous blogs have discussed and dissected his views, with an eye toward how modern readers (and writers) should deal … More Grappling with Lovecraft by Frank Cavallo
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