Longread, nonfiction, update, writing tips

Lessons from the whole Twitter Thing…

So, Twitter is having a rough time as a platform right now, and lots of people are leaving following Elon Musk's takeover. I'm still there at the moment, but diversifying and looking at places to build a platform away from it. It's my biggest platform out of all my social media presences at the moment… Continue reading Lessons from the whole Twitter Thing…

amwriting, Longread, Monstrous May, Pagham-verse, weird fiction

#MonstrousMay Day 11: Monster in the Dark

Graphic and Prompt Credit: Johannes T. Evans Monster in the Dark For this one, I'm going to advertise my short story THE SOUND OF DARKNESS, which you can buy in eBook on its own in various formats, or as part of the F IS FOR FEAR anthology in paperback, eBook and audiobook. It's reproduced for… Continue reading #MonstrousMay Day 11: Monster in the Dark

Author Interview, Longread, Podcast

The Uncanny and the Dead Anthology ~ Author Panel Interview

The Anthology ~ ed. Ezra Arndt listen to the interview buy the EBOOK Buy The Paperback Interview CMR: hello, and welcome back to a very special episode of Eldritch Girl where we've got a number of interviewees today and they're all authors from The Uncanny and The Dead anthology which is edited by Ezra Arndt… Continue reading The Uncanny and the Dead Anthology ~ Author Panel Interview

Author Interview, Longread, Podcast

Author Interview with Ally Wilkes

Author Bio Ally Wilkes: Photo Credit Sophie Davidson Ally Wilkes (she/they) grew up in a succession of isolated—possibly haunted—country houses and boarding schools. After studying law at Oxford, she went on to spend eleven years as a criminal barrister. Ally now lives in Greenwich, London, with an anatomical human skeleton and far too many books… Continue reading Author Interview with Ally Wilkes

Author Interview, Gothic Fiction, Longread, Podcast

Author Interview ~ Mason Hawthorne

Author Bio Mason Hawthorne Mason Hawthorne writes horror, dark and urban fantasy, and studied writing and English literatures at the University of Wollongong. Most of his work is in speculative fiction, usually dark or horror themed. His stories often feature body horror, transformation, hunger, and anxiety. Queer thematic elements are always right below the surface,… Continue reading Author Interview ~ Mason Hawthorne