cmrosens
@cmrosens@cmrosens.com
C. M. Rosens is a genre-bending hybrid author of Gothic Horror, New Weird, and dark SFF, based in the UK. Find her travelling by rail, wandering among lonely ruins and ancient megaliths, and lost in worlds of fiction, music and folklore.
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#AScareADay – Day 7 – The Last House in C____ Street by Dinah Mulock
#AScareADay – Day 7 – Today’s scare is not really a scare, but a lovely sad ghost story about love and loss. I wrote a short piece on similar themes.
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#100HorrorMoviesIn92Days – Films 71-80
#100HorrorMoviesIn92Days – round-up of Films 71-80 I’ve enjoyed all the films in this next 10. This has honestly been a good challenge so far this year. When/if I do get to 100 I’ll make a post with my highlights! Here are my thoughts on these 10.
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#AScareADay – Day 6 – And Now The House-Dog Stretched Once More by Emily Brontë
#AScareADay – Day 6 – Today’s creepy poem is a tale of a ghostly visitor in “And Now The House-Dog Stretched Once More” by Emily Brontë. My response is an extract from The Snow Child, available from my shop.
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#AScareADay – Day 5 – The Kraken by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
#AScareADay – Day 5 – A short little poem today, by Alfred Lord Tennyson. For my creative response, I thought I would share a little short piece I wrote a while ago, called Sea Skins. It’s not a kraken, but it’s about bodies and changes, and the sea.
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#AScareADay – Day 4 – The Buried Alive by John Galt
#AScareADay – Day 4 Today’s short story is “The Buried Alive” by John Galt (1821). My response to it is an extract from an early novel featuring Katy Porter, which no longer makes canonical sense. But here’s an extract!