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Quick and Dirty
1: At my first horror convention, I attended a two-day writing course, one of the few things our teacher told us never to do is to bang on about the weather. No one cares. Never open with the weather,...
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Women in Horror
In keeping with Women in Horror month, I’d like to draw your attention to the excellent blog, Day of Woman, which manages to create a fresh view on some of the genre’s best-loved horrors. Follow the...
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Werewolf Contingency Plans
Originally posted on neiljohnbuchanan.com: Imagine you’re out camping in the woods at night when a haunting cry echoes through the trees. You consider running, but are frozen in place by an...
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A naked American man stole my balloons.
neiljohnbuchanan:Keeping with the werewolf theme, here’s an old one from a few years back. Originally posted on neiljohnbuchanan.com: An American Werewolf in London is a stylish, eclectic blend of...
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Shanty Town Memoirs (1890)
Undead. Spirits. Evil incarnate. Just a few terms used to describe the growing Orthon menace. But the reality being that Ravan’s former army pose more an inconvenience than any actual threat. During my...
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Open for Submissions
Sheila is coming . . . I’ve opened the submission page for Stormblade Productions to also include reviews. So, if you have a novel, short story, audio book or graphic novel within the genre of horror,...
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Experience
“Experience: that most brutal of teachers. But you learn, my God do you learn.” -C.S. Lewis
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Ophelia by Kevin Wallis
I’m rather proud of Stormblade Production’s latest short story, Ophelia by Kevin Wallis, as not only is it a disturbing tale about the depths of the human condition but it also represents Stormblade...
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