Thursday, July 24, 2014
Monday, July 14, 2014
Midnight Eyes - Louisiana-set mystery thriller 99 cent special price
Crossroad is running a special on my novel Midnight Eyes at the moment. It's available on just about every e-book platform for 99 cents.
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The talk focuses on former FBI profiler Wayland Hood who's summoned back to his Louisiana hometown to help his estranged father solve a series of brutal murders.
Events seem to be tied to a beautiful and mysterious woman, and Wayland and his father, Sheriff Ty Hood, have to put old differences behind them to get to the heart of the mystery buried deep in Louisiana swamp country.
Amazon
Barnes and Noble
Kobo
The talk focuses on former FBI profiler Wayland Hood who's summoned back to his Louisiana hometown to help his estranged father solve a series of brutal murders.
Events seem to be tied to a beautiful and mysterious woman, and Wayland and his father, Sheriff Ty Hood, have to put old differences behind them to get to the heart of the mystery buried deep in Louisiana swamp country.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
A Lovecraftian Serial
My story Lovecraftian story "Sleepers" is being serialized over at Paper Tape.
It began when I was thumbing through vinyl albums one afternoon in an antique store. I ran across a Broadway cast album for a show I'd never heard of, and my mind started turning that over.
What if there was a show that had opened and closed very quickly, and what if most materials related to it such as the sheet music disappeared?
What might be behind that?
I started playing with the notion, and I started to think about Aubrey Slater, a woman employed to find obscure items that couldn't be located on ebay.
What if the only remnants of a lost play could be found in London, where the original version was staged in the fifties in the West End?
I sent Aubrey to find out, feeling for her the whole time as I realized she was a mother estranged from her child for a variety of reasons, some her fault, some not. But she was also a researcher on a quest, with clues gradually pointing to more than a failed musical of interest to a few fans.
The result starts here and will continue in four parts over the next four weeks. It's kind of fun to be doing a little literary experiment like this. Check it out if you get a chance.
It began when I was thumbing through vinyl albums one afternoon in an antique store. I ran across a Broadway cast album for a show I'd never heard of, and my mind started turning that over.
What if there was a show that had opened and closed very quickly, and what if most materials related to it such as the sheet music disappeared?
What might be behind that?
I started playing with the notion, and I started to think about Aubrey Slater, a woman employed to find obscure items that couldn't be located on ebay.
What if the only remnants of a lost play could be found in London, where the original version was staged in the fifties in the West End?
I sent Aubrey to find out, feeling for her the whole time as I realized she was a mother estranged from her child for a variety of reasons, some her fault, some not. But she was also a researcher on a quest, with clues gradually pointing to more than a failed musical of interest to a few fans.
The result starts here and will continue in four parts over the next four weeks. It's kind of fun to be doing a little literary experiment like this. Check it out if you get a chance.
Labels:
H.P. Lovecraft,
horror fiction
Tuesday, July 01, 2014
John Schneider's Smothered
John Schneider's comedy Smothered stars Kane Hodder and a host of other horror icons, who find themselves in a Most Dangerous Game-style situation after a failed convention appearance.
It filmed in Louisiana, which is kind of cool. John Schneider of Dukes of Hazzard fame has a production company based there.
Happy to see cool things happening in my native state. Here's the trailer:
It filmed in Louisiana, which is kind of cool. John Schneider of Dukes of Hazzard fame has a production company based there.
Happy to see cool things happening in my native state. Here's the trailer:
Labels:
horror movies
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