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Author Interview: Tave Chats with Laurel Hightower | CROSSROADS
Crossroads by Laurel Hightower
Published by Off Limits Press
Interview conducted by Tave @readswithdogs
Does writing such an emotional story take an emotional toll on you?
It definitely can – I’ve sometimes written things in order to rewrite history if that makes sense. If something didn’t turn out well in my life, I’ve made it do so in a story. Looking at the idea of losing a child was, and still is,...
Why Authors Should Leverage BookTube
Hello! It's me, Sadie Hartmann, co-owner of Night Worms and reader/reviewer of Horror Fiction. One of my favorite aspects of the Horror community is networking. I enjoy forming relationships with people working within the industry in a variety of important roles.
Ashley and I immediately understood the value and importance of BookTubers. We have two BookTube reps for Night Worms, Rachel Shades of Orange and Cameron Library Macabre.
We feel readers read in different formats: Physical, digital, audio...
They might also get their reviews in different formats: Podcasts, BookTube, Magazines, Blogs...
That...
Author Guest Post: Catching Up with Jonathan Janz
Hello! A big thank you to Sadie for allowing me to invade your lives for a couple minutes. If you’re into my writing, or if you’ve never heard of me but are hankering to try something new, you might like to hear what I’ve got coming out and what I’ve been working on.
I think just about every horror author takes a turn at destroying the world, which is what I do in my upcoming novel THE RAVEN (September 8th from Flame Tree Press). In that tale, a group...
Friday Feels- "Favored Fiction" August 7th, 2020
He said:
“ Random. Haha. But since you asked. Saddle up!
When we were little we moved around so much due to dad's business. Literally, like...
13 Horror Graphic Novels to Keep You Up At Night by Ben
13 Horror Graphic Novels to Keep You Up At Night
Graphic novels are basically long-form comics, in that they use panels of art to tell a story. Typically, graphic novels tell a complete narrative arc in one book, whereas comics give you excerpts of a bigger story. As a lover of art and literary forms, to say I’m a fan of graphic novels is quite an understatement. I devour them. I inhale them. I [insert another word for consume] them. To put it plainly, I absolutely love them!
Just like with my novel preferences I’ll take...