” . . . those being sort of rare in horror.”
A question I got recently. My answer:
Horror trilogies are kind of a hat trick, aren’t they? Hard to pull off—no, hard to get away with. I mean, in horror, if too many of your characters make it through to the end, then . . . were the stakes really mortal enough? It’s your job as a horror writer to dream up people you want to hang out with, and then terrorize them, and, finally, bury them. This is great and fine for one-s…
Same theme—I need one with A) menus at the top, B) branching submenus, and C) a right panel/column—but everything’s moving much faster now. Upgraded my WordPress hosting stuff, cleaned up a lot of stuff behind the curtains, and . . . I can finally again do galleries, I think. A little test, just using random recent stuff:
Works, I think. Works differently than it used to, in that it auto-selects different image-sizes (thumbnail, “large,” all that), but it…
sounds so clinical, like that. when, really? I’m so EXCITED!
Also:
Can’t wait for y’all to hold it too. I mean, “read it,” “live it,” “feel it,” definitely. But it’s beautiful just to hold. It’s beautiful just as a textual artifact. Embossed matte cover, with spot-gloss. Such cool interior design—those claws! Couldn’t be more thrilled. On the shelves, or your mailboxes, very-very soon, here . . .
Such an honor for Don’t Fear the Reaper to have lucked its way onto this so-packed, amazing ballot. Just to be in the presence of great writers and books is the real win, yes? I’ve read all these, and they should each win:
is the NYT bestselling author of 35 or so books, +350 stories, some comic books, and all this stuff here. He lives in Boulder, Colorado, and has a few broken-down old trucks, one PhD, and way too many boots. More