Thanks to Sam at Taking on a World of Words for hosting WWW Wednesday. To take part, simply answer these three questions: What are you currently reading? What did you recently finish reading? What do you think you’ll read next? Currently Reading The Cabinet of Dr. Leng by Douglas Preston and Lincoln ChildA direct follow… Continue reading WWW Wednesday
Category: fiction
Story Alert: Black Hare Press
Every month the awesome folks at Black Hare Press have a themed call for dark drabbles - deliciously disturbing stories of only 100 words. Their most recent theme was Asylums, and I’m thrilled to announce that they accepted my horror Drabble - A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste - for publication. Getting the… Continue reading Story Alert: Black Hare Press
Oblivion Black by Christa Wojciechowski
After over dosing on heroine, Ona leaves New York City to live with her aunt in the appropriately named quiet town of New Hope. Early into her recovery she lands a job as an assistant to a talented sculptor with a troubled past. As Ona grows closer to her boss, has she substituted one addiction… Continue reading Oblivion Black by Christa Wojciechowski
Where fantasy and horror meet
I love reading fantasy books, and I love reading horror books. I especially love when these two genres collide. However, I know not everyone enjoys both genres. I published my first fantasy book last November (The Mountains of Sorrow) and I plan to publish my next one in September. My monthly fantasy newsletter is full… Continue reading Where fantasy and horror meet
Hope Cottage by Catherine McCarthy
After the breakup of her marriage, and the death of her mother, Cassie Wilkinson moves to a quiet English village to start anew. Despite its name, Hope Cottage seems hopeless at first sight. Stinking, filthy and falling to pieces, Cassie initially regrets her decision to make a new life with her surprise inheritance. However, with… Continue reading Hope Cottage by Catherine McCarthy