HorrorAddicts.net recently published a book titled HORRIBLE DISASTERS. It is an anthology of horror short stories set during historical natural disasters. Proceeds from the sale of the book will go to benefit Rescue Task Force, a charity organization that has been providing support to victims around the world since 1988. Edited by Larriane Barnard, it features a poem by Garth von Buchholz and short stories by Emerian Rich, Mark Eller, Laurel Anne Hill, Michael McGee, Steve Merrifield, Ed Pope, Jennifer Rahn, Timothy Reynolds, Chris Ringler, Heather Roulo, Philip ‘Narvaljoe’ Carroll, and yours truly. My story, “Darkness”, takes place in April 1815 in the Dutch East Indies during the eruption of Mount Tambora. This eruption was so large that ash from the volcano entered the atmosphere and caused severe shifts in the climate across Europe and North America, well beyond 1816, which has become known as the Year Without A Summer. The supernatural aspect [More]
Dead Man’s Book
From the Personal Journal of Abigaëlle Charest Spring, 1860 I have just arrived at a new archaeological dig in Memphis, Egypt that Auguste Mariette opened up. Dorian Reynaud, the site’s patron from the Louvre, hired me on as translator and archivist for a new discovery by his foreman, Henri Chevalier. [More]
Welcome to the Clutch
So, I know a few folks may be wondering what I’ve been writing. Yes, it is a prequel to LILITH’S LOVE. It takes place 100 years prior and yes, you’ll get to meet Donovan’s previous incarnation — as well as a relative of his. Beyond that, I don’t want to [More]
The Orange and The Black
So, apparently I wear my Krakens jersey a lot. No, really, like a lot. I wore it for a special occasion today — my second opportunity to see author Scott Sigler in person at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe, AZ. Scott Sigler is, among other things, the creator of The Ionath [More]
