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Interview with Joseph Mulak – Masters of Horror: The Anthology
Interview with Joseph Mulak – author of Wounds His awesome story can be found in the anthology: Masters of Horror E-version (many formats) Print Where did you come up with your anthology idea? I’m not really sure. I initially had come up with an idea for a story intended for an anthology called APPALACHIAN HOLIDAY HAUNTINGS. Mainly, the story had to set around Christmas and be in the Appalachians. In an attempt to be different from everyone else who submitted stories, I set mine in Canada. I figured everyone else would set their stories in the Appalachian states. It seems many people don’t realize the Appalachians also run through Canada. Specifically, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. I remembered a small little town in Nova Scotia called Ingonish that I visited as … Read entire article »
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Interview with Jason Warden
(This is a cross post. All Masters of Horror anthology writers have offered to answer so questions from our interviewer. Enjoy. Expect one or two every week. The E-Version is already available @ http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/10948 in several formats for only $1.99. The Paperback will be available 23rd April at the staggering price of only $9.99. Now, on with the interview…) Jason Warden is one of the contributors of the Masters of Horror Anthology. You can visit his site at ShadowCast Audio. What was the inspiration behind your story Once Seen? My story was inspired by a combination of several H.P. Lovecraft stories, but mostly just the overarching theme of his work. That being, in my view, that the quest for knowledge may lead to our own demise. How long have you been writing? I’ve been … Read entire article »
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Masters of Horror reviews
so far… Review one from Sonar 4 Publications, Shells Walter When one thinks of horror, there are so many extremes that can be done in writing. The Masters of Horror: The Anthology is no different. The 16 authors that fill this anthology bring terror, darkness and a whole lot of push that any horror lover would want. Authors such as Carole Gill with her story ‘ Truth Hurts’ , William Cook with ‘Devil Inside’ and several more … Read entire article »
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Search results for ‘the last church lee pletzers’ | Whitcoulls
Last Church by Lee Pletzers Paperback Only $32.95 IN STOCK – FREE DELIVERY Dispatched in 24 hours Received in 7-10 working days Shipping from our overseas suppliers directly to you and sent via International Post Add to cart For non New Zealand sales. Visit: Amazon US $15.08 Barnes and noble US $16.76 Amazon UK £12.87 Kinokuniya Japan 1,738 yen B&N BookQuest $16.76 Amazon. CA $CN16.56 Blackwell UK £12.87 BetterWorldBooks.com, US site. $16.98 + $3.95 around the world. Fishpond AU Australasia’s Biggest Bookstore has 100 copies on hand. $27.97 (Australian Dollars) For full … Read entire article »
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God Denied
A flash story for you. Enjoy. 357 words. Feel free to link to this story if you like it, but please do not copy it. God Denied (c) Lee Pletzers 2006 His knees hurt but he refused to rise. The wooden pallet he knelt on was rough wood and a few frayed splinters had punctured his skin, pressing deeply into the flesh. There was wetness around and on his knees. He knew it was blood, but he needed to pray, and suffering was a part of it. He was God’s servant and on bended knee, he would serve. High above him, in his private study, hung a large cross with the effigy of Christ nailed to it. Gerald gazed into those wondrous, all-knowing sad blue eyes for hours, seeking answers to his questions. His life changed … Read entire article »
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The Last Church Ch1 2/2
Part two of chapter one for your enjoyment. ‘Receive,’ she said. Ami’s face appeared. She was smiling. Her black hair curled around her shoulders, and her dark eyes twinkled with excitement. It was a full body shot showing her wearing black tights and a white business-like shirt on top of another tee shirt. The business shirt was opened to the third button. ‘Dressed for the occasion, huh doll?’ ‘I feel comfortable in these clothes. You of all people should know. Rachael, are you going like that –- in your birthday suit?’ Ami laughed, old expressions were a favourite game the two of them played. Often the team members had no idea what they were talking about, and the two girls liked the mystery of it. They liked to be looked at, especially when those … Read entire article »
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