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Two more of 'em have been reeled in over the past couple of days, and I won't be throwing either of them back.

First up, angelmcc  (a very talented writer, the brains behind Wily Writers, and an all-around good person) kicks off her review with this catchy opening:

"Ghosts, guilt and gore! How can you go wrong with that combination? Add in an apocalyptic ( Read more... )

All in all, the live interview went very well. I had one brief moment of panic before I went on as I sat off camera watching the taping, but luckily it quickly disappeared. The interview lasted six minutes, which I felt was a good length, and I even sold a copy of my book afterward. Turns out one of the crew members is a horror fan, so we chatted ( Read more... )

This all came about remarkably fast. I'm scheduled to appear on live television in a little less than two hours. I only found out about it late yesterday afternoon.

For anyone who is in the Durham Region, I'll be appearing on First Local Midday, which airs at 12:00, 3:00 and 4:30. For everyone else, I'll do my best to get a clip up on YouTube in the ( Read more... )

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I know, I know, it's another Facebook meme, and we're all sick of them. I don't usually participate in memes of any sort, but this one seemed far too fun to pass on. Plus, I've become quite skilled at Rock Band, so I felt the inner guitar hero calling for me to do this.

I proudly present to you Food For a Rambling Fancy, Gudfiyya's first studio ( Read more... )

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If you're a horror writer or reader, then I'm sure you're familiar with Dark Scribe Magazine. Whether they're profiling some of the biggest horror authors today, publishing articles written by some of the other biggest horror authors today, or writing reviews for hotly anticipated releases, DSM has proven itself to be a treasure trove for the ( Read more... )

Must have been a slow news day. Today's Whitby This Week features my smiling mug on the cover, caught in mid sentence while reading a picture book to a group of young Storytimers.

I was curious to see how the article would turn out, since the mix of children's librarian and horror author is a little bizarre, but I think the reporter did a good job ( Read more... )

No, not me -- the website!

MonsterLibrarian.com has posted an interview with me, conducted by none other than Bret Jordan. Please click on over HERE to see what kind of trouble we got up to, and enjoy!