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Category Archives: # thrillers
Cover reveal!
Here’s the cover art for the upcoming novel-in-stories project The Fight Never Ends! Art by Christy Aldridge. Available for preorder soon.
Posted in # thrillers, #adventure, #amwriting, #Blackjack, #pulp, #reading, Bobby Nash, Captain Zero, digital publishing, Domino Lady, ebook publishing, fiction, Grim Death, independent publishing, pop culture, Sally the Secretary, Secret Agent-X, The Gunmaster, The Heap, The Moon Man, writing
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In brightest day or darkest night, no IP challenge shall escape my sight…
This Sunday, Tell The Damn Story dives into LANTERNS and the challenges of writing IPs. Alex Simmons and I will explore respecting legacy and the harrowing dangers of taking authorial risks with an IP that’s made some big company profits … Continue reading
Posted in # thrillers, #adventure, #DC, #inspiration, #IPs, #lanterns, comics, fiction, JamesGunn, writing
Tagged #audio, #authorialrisks, #lanterns, #legacy, #writersconference, #writingIPs, #writingtips, #YouTube, podcast
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“It’s Alive!”
At long last, both the ebook AND the paperback versions of SOUL SCREAM ANTHOLOZINE issue 8 “Madness Takes Its Toll” are both available on Amazon.
Posted in # thrillers, #adventure, #humor, fiction, horror fiction, horror poetry, writing
Tagged #Amazon, #amwriting, #books, #ebook, #getcaughtreading, #horror, #IndieAuthor, #IndiePub, #Kindle, #publishing, #selfpublishing, #Storytelling
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Soul Screaming, A weekly newsletter about adventures in authoring
Is this a dagger which I see before me, The handle toward my hand? Come, let me clutch thee. I have thee not, and yet I see thee still. Art thou not, fatal vision, sensible To feeling as to sight? … Continue reading
Posted in # thrillers, #adventure, #AmericanSpirit, #amwriting, #comedy, #community, #dogs, #humor, #inspiration, #NonFiction, #productivity, #reading, Book lovers, book recommendations, ebook publishing, fiction, horror fiction, horror poetry, Humor, independent publishing, pop culture, writing
Tagged #amwriting, #author, #authorlife, #books, #publishing, #pulp, #Storytelling, #writerslife, #writingtips, fantasy, fiction, poetry, writing
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SOUL SCREAM ANTHOLOZINE ISSUE 8, MADNESS TAKES ITS TOLL exists!
Finally, both the ebook and paperback formats have been approved by Amazon.
Our annual summer issue is just making it into the last rays of the season! Happily, the stories and poems and panel and essay features are all outstanding.
Ebook available now – $2.99 through Labor Day
Paperback available 09/03
Posted in # thrillers, #adventure, #amwriting, #comedy, #community, #humor, #NonFiction, #reading, Bobby Nash, Book lovers, book recommendations, digital publishing, ebook publishing, fantasy, fiction, horror fiction, horror poetry, Humor, independent publishing, poetry, pop culture, self-publishing, writing
Tagged #Amazon, #amreading, #amwriting, #BookBuzzr, #books, #comedy, #DarkFantasy, #ebook, #ePubChat, #essay, #features, #getcaughtreading, #horror, #IndieAuthor, #IndiePub, #Kindle, #laborday, #NonFiction, #panel, #paperback, #Paranormal, #publishing, #ScienceFiction, #selfpublishing, #ShortStory, #Storytelling, #summerissue, #Suspense, #womenwriters, fiction, poetry
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When fiction becomes horrifying fact
When fiction predicts real world catastrophes, and offers a way out.#Books #thriller #truthisstrangerthanfiction #America #Americanhorror
Posted in # thrillers, #adventure, #AmericanSpirit, #amwriting, #comedy, #community, #dividedAmerica, #hardtruths, #humor, #inspiration, #reading, Book lovers, book recommendations, current-events, digital publishing, ebook publishing, fiction, horror fiction, independent publishing, politics, pop culture, racism, America, self-publishing, writing
Tagged #action, #adventure, #adventurestories, #Amazon, #AmericanSpirit, #ampublishing, #amwriting, #amwritingmysteries, #amwritingthrillers, #author, #BookBuzzr, #bookgasm, #booklover, #bookme, #books, #bookstagram, #divisiveness, #ebook, #ebooks, #getcaughtreading, #hope, #horror, #humor, #IndieAuthor, #IndiePub, #indiepublishing, #indypub, #indypublishing, #Kindle, #Literature, #news, #NightmareAmerica, #novel, #novels, #paperback, #popculture, #publishing, #racism, #reading, #readme, #self-publishing, #selfpublishing, #Storytelling, #theideaofamerica, America, currentevents, fiction, politics
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A twist on the author unboxing
A new twist on author unboxing… Continue reading
Writing exercise
Christopher Nolan described the themes of his Batman trilogy with three words. What a great exercise to try on your own writing projects. Can you get their essence down to a single word?
Posted in # thrillers, #inspiration, #productivity, #reading, #television, fiction, film, pop culture, writing
Tagged #Batman, Christopher Nolan, exercises, projects, writing
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