I have known my next guest in the 13 Days of Horror since I was a fledgling on the blogosphere. Her depth of talent is infinite, for she can write mystery, humor, horror, and literary works of art, some of which is included in the New York Times Best Sellers List. She has been published… Continue reading Tucked Away – Jeanette Cheezum
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Frosted Glass – Chris Allinotte
The 13 Days of Horror is soon coming to an end, but not without three more fantastically creepy writes, and of course, Chris Allinotte is one of them! He is one of my favorite horror writers, gifted at penning macabre suspense and reeling his readers into the darkness of his haunting conclusions. He has been… Continue reading Frosted Glass – Chris Allinotte
An Urban Myth – David Barber
My next guest in the 13 Days of Horror frightened me with his creepy story on dark folklore. Though he usually writes crime/noir, horror fiction is another genre he conjures skillfully. He has been published at various hotspots, including Thrillers, Killers, 'n' Chillers, Blink-Ink, The New Flesh, and The Clairty of Night. Please give a… Continue reading An Urban Myth – David Barber
Note To Myself – Laura Eno
She is well known in the horror genre and for good reason: Laura Eno can write such bizarre scares, no one can ever guess what's going to happen next, nor do they want to! Her dedication to the pen is admirable, continually supporting several writers and their blogs, winning blog awards and contests, posting FridayFlash… Continue reading Note To Myself – Laura Eno
Night Sortie – Edgar Arthurs
My next guest in the 13 Days of Horror took a unique spin on penning macabre, crafting suspense with an edge. Though he may be new to the blogosphere, he is adept at elliciting reader's fear response. Please welcome horror writer from downunder, Edgar Arthurs and his frightening tale, Night SortieNight SortieBy Edgar ArthursDusty wind… Continue reading Night Sortie – Edgar Arthurs
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