http://dreadfullittlepress.com/cavalcade/?p=1503
at BOSLEY GRAVEL'S CAVALCADE OF TERROR.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Bad Poetry is Returning
Not by popular demand. I just thought it might be fun. Yeah that feature is coming back. Stay tuned.
My True Ghost Tale is online now
http://foxghosttales.blogspot.com/2014/10/cell-phone-apology.html
is the link. I was there and that is all I know.
is the link. I was there and that is all I know.
Monday, October 27, 2014
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Thank you Deadite Press
for sending along some books to review. I thought they were ticked at me, standing somewhere in that ever expanding line. But hey we have some promising books to review. Stay tuned.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
BARBECUE to be published
My weird, weird ghost story BARBECUE will be punlished in the October 26th issue--this Sunday's issue of SCHLOCK! WEBZINE. A link will follow.
Labels:
Barbecue,
ghost story,
HORROR STORY,
Schlock Webzine
It Certainly Looks A Lot Like, Not Halloween
It just doesn't feel right. It just doesn't have the same impact. Granted I live in Milford, Connecticut where the police have, in practice, barred all Halloween expression beyond a simple array of pumpkins.
What have we become?
Well, we have become a society of struggling families. We have become a cosiety devoid of free expression. We have become a censored society where ideas are more illegal than practice.
We also have become a society ruled by bland and mindless entertainment.
And unbeknowest to all our society has become fearful. Fearful to overt expression. Fearful to independant ideas and fearful to stand out from the crowd.
What it looks and feels like to me is that the trepidation of expression has led to the monsters being let loose on maple street, main street and every street in between.
The lack of passion hides an insecurity of intellect and overall lack of creativity spawn by subpar schools and a culture in rapid decline.
Instead of preaching independence and ingenuity we surrounded with collectivity. This correctness of the herd is nothing more than cowardice.
And cowardice is always death.
The death of a coward, like any death is horrible, but it is especially so when it occurs between the ears.
What have we become?
Well, we have become a society of struggling families. We have become a cosiety devoid of free expression. We have become a censored society where ideas are more illegal than practice.
We also have become a society ruled by bland and mindless entertainment.
And unbeknowest to all our society has become fearful. Fearful to overt expression. Fearful to independant ideas and fearful to stand out from the crowd.
What it looks and feels like to me is that the trepidation of expression has led to the monsters being let loose on maple street, main street and every street in between.
The lack of passion hides an insecurity of intellect and overall lack of creativity spawn by subpar schools and a culture in rapid decline.
Instead of preaching independence and ingenuity we surrounded with collectivity. This correctness of the herd is nothing more than cowardice.
And cowardice is always death.
The death of a coward, like any death is horrible, but it is especially so when it occurs between the ears.
Monday, October 20, 2014
My Article On The Novel "Brain Waves And Death" To Be Published
In Bosley Gravel's Cavalcade of Terror. Details to come....
So what did we see at Gunntown?
Despite the time we spent there and the multitudes of photos, not a thing. The only strange experience witnessed was a dog that refused to go through the entrance. No matter how his master coaxed, pushed and pulled, the pup refused to enter.
Yes, hackles were up.
Yes, the dark barked at nothing.
And yes a photo at that moment revealed nothing.
But deep in my git I knew something was there.
Yes, hackles were up.
Yes, the dark barked at nothing.
And yes a photo at that moment revealed nothing.
But deep in my git I knew something was there.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
AMBROSE BIERCE article to be published
In Bosley Gravel's Cavalcade of Terror. Details and link to follow.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
PSYCHOMANTEUM to be published
My second story to be accepted for THE BLACK HAND Anthology. I finished writing it today and signed a contract. It is great to have two stories in one anthology.
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
L A SYKES has original fiction on Lurid-lit
Come by and read LITTLE PEOPLE by L A SYKES. Original fiction is on www.lurid-lit.com. Now!!
Labels:
L A Sykes,
Little People,
lurid-lit.com,
original fiction
Monday, October 13, 2014
EGGS has been published
By Microfiction Monday Magazine in its 20th edition. Here is the link:
http://microfictionmondaymagazine.com/
http://microfictionmondaymagazine.com/
Friday, October 10, 2014
Thursday, October 9, 2014
CATCHING COLD IN A CAVE to be published again
My story has been chosen for inclusion in SCHLOCK! BI-MONTHLY the print and the best of Schlock! Webzine. Details to follow. Thank you Gavin....
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
I am just posting now and boy are my eyes tired......
On lurid-lit.com I give you not one, not two, but three reviews "Eaters" by Michelle Depaepe, "Valley of Death, Zombie Trailer Park" by William Bebb and "Winds of Change" by Jason Brennan.
Three for the price of one now on www.lurid-lit.com.
Three for the price of one now on www.lurid-lit.com.
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Saturday, October 4, 2014
THE DRAW will be out in November
THE DRAW which is a short story and part of THE BLACK HAND Anthology is slated for November by Rogue Planet Press.
More details to follow.
More details to follow.
Labels:
Horrified Press,
rogue planet press,
The Black Hand,
The Draw
Time To Stock The Cupboard
I don't have much out there. My time has been spent with my business and my submissions have dwindled. But three have gone out today and we are planning now to plow ahead and finish the year, God willing, with a flurry.
Gunntown Cemetery
My words will be spoken by the living protraying the dead this Friday and Saturday. Because of my own insecurities I won't be there to watch but I hope you will. I will await the reviews at Sardi's.
Go to Gunntown. Support the Naugatuck Historical Society. Enjoy the show.
Go to Gunntown. Support the Naugatuck Historical Society. Enjoy the show.
Labels:
Gunntown Cemetery,
Naugatuck Historical Society,
play,
sardis
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Does it feel like Halloween to you?
I know I've been away, working my day job through a quite intense litigation schedule over the last forty five days but despite the junk trudging through my, I just haven't felt all that inspired.
It just doesn't feel like Halloween.
Global Warming has nothing to do with it. Global Warming is too busy screwing up the NFL, effecting the greatest issues facing humanity and providing smart words for celebrities and creatures who believe they are celebrities.
No. There is nothing special at this time year this time.
Perhaps because the horrors we have faced and will yet to face are all too real and not as contrived and cartoony as our pathetic and pale culture portrays them. We live in a country where our government spies on us, takes the fruit of our labors and refuses to protect us.
Yeah it doesn't feel like Halloween.
It feels like everyday life.
It just doesn't feel like Halloween.
Global Warming has nothing to do with it. Global Warming is too busy screwing up the NFL, effecting the greatest issues facing humanity and providing smart words for celebrities and creatures who believe they are celebrities.
No. There is nothing special at this time year this time.
Perhaps because the horrors we have faced and will yet to face are all too real and not as contrived and cartoony as our pathetic and pale culture portrays them. We live in a country where our government spies on us, takes the fruit of our labors and refuses to protect us.
Yeah it doesn't feel like Halloween.
It feels like everyday life.
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