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Last night, exhausted from the road, I expressed my happiness in a future schedule clear of travel. Toady I've thrown that out the window and locked in my hotel room and table for Scares that Care 2020.
Glutton for punishment? Hell yes....
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Sometimes when it rains, it pours. Dale Ester shared this wonderful review of The Isle:
Fans of gothic horror are in for a treat with THE ISLE.
Set on the New England coast, John C. Foster's novel is full of heavy accents, stormy skies and the salty...
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A wonderful Amazon review of The Isle by Marissa Smith!
"From the children to the corpses, I thoroughly enjoyed being immersed in Foster's dark world again with little regard for modern time. I often get distracted and don't finish books but that was definitely not the case...
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Here is my Necronomicon schedule:
I’m arriving on Friday around lunch.
Saturday – 3:00-4:15pm
THE UNNAMABLE DOWN EAST: THE INFLUENCE OF LOVECRAFT ON THE WORKS OF STEPHEN KING – Biltmore Ballroom, Graduate 17th Floor
What elements of Lovecraftian fiction have been incorporated by King into his narratives? Which stories...
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Upcoming Works
I typically have more than one project going at a time in various stages of development. As I wait for notes back on the novel All the Teeth in the World I'm revising a novel/novella titled Archibald Leech, the Many Storied Man. This project grew...
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It's hard to figure out to begin when recapping Necon, a unique conference in Portsmouth, RI oft likened to a summer camp for horror writers/readers/publishers. Do I start with my terrible performance in the Necon Olympics miniature golf event? My roommate Paul Tremblay? Dinners out...