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For those of you who don't know, Don't Go for the Vault is a bank robbery horror anthology that we successfully Kickstarted earlier this year. A thread...
For those of you who don't know, Don't Go for the Vault is a bank robbery horror anthology that we successfully Kickstarted earlier this year. A thread...
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Lock the Last Door is pretty strictly historic cosmic horror. A tale of an abandoned house, a trans PI, and a mob boss that worships eldritch gods. In other words: Cthulhu Mythos noir, if you enjoy that.
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Lock the Last Door is pretty strictly historic cosmic horror. A tale of an abandoned house, a trans PI, and a mob boss that worships eldritch gods. In other words: Cthulhu Mythos noir, if you enjoy that.
vincentlore.itch.io/lock-the-las...
@allisfullofgore.bsky.social 4th zine coming at the end of the month! Presale soon, but if you fancy checking out the best queer horror writers to do the dang thing our 1st 3 issues here allisfullofgore.myshopify.com
Also, follow us for unhinged theories, hot takes, & good times
@allisfullofgore.bsky.social 4th zine coming at the end of the month! Presale soon, but if you fancy checking out the best queer horror writers to do the dang thing our 1st 3 issues here allisfullofgore.myshopify.com
Also, follow us for unhinged theories, hot takes, & good times
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As for promo - something I haven't mentioned on bluesky at all yet!
Uncanny+Uncouth anthology, releasing Oct 1, is looking for ARC readers! It's gothic themes overall, there is a mix of genres. (I have 2 stories in!)
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As for promo - something I haven't mentioned on bluesky at all yet!
Uncanny+Uncouth anthology, releasing Oct 1, is looking for ARC readers! It's gothic themes overall, there is a mix of genres. (I have 2 stories in!)
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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Or maybe Pazuzu as an influencer. Captain Howdy's make-up game is on point.
#HorrorWritersChats
Q4: #HorrorWritersChat - Choose an existing horror IP or horror creation and add it to an historical period different from its origin.
Share your idea.
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Outro in 10 mins
Or maybe Pazuzu as an influencer. Captain Howdy's make-up game is on point.
#HorrorWritersChats
Ooh, somebody make that!
#HorrorWritersChat.
Q4: #HorrorWritersChat - Choose an existing horror IP or horror creation and add it to an historical period different from its origin.
Share your idea.
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Outro in 10 mins
Ooh, somebody make that!
#HorrorWritersChat.
How about Halloween set during the Gold Rush in the Yukon?
Or The Shining set during the Ming Dynasty?
Dog Soldiers set in Ancient Rome featuring centurions?
Q4: #HorrorWritersChat - Choose an existing horror IP or horror creation and add it to an historical period different from its origin.
Share your idea.
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Outro in 10 mins
How about Halloween set during the Gold Rush in the Yukon?
Or The Shining set during the Ming Dynasty?
Dog Soldiers set in Ancient Rome featuring centurions?
Scream in Victorian London... maybe written as a Sherlock Holmes type mystery, but with more gore as befitting a slasher. Add a gothic twist with a governess being the one menaced by the masked killer perhaps, in a grand old estate?
Q4: #HorrorWritersChat - Choose an existing horror IP or horror creation and add it to an historical period different from its origin.
Share your idea.
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Outro in 10 mins
Scream in Victorian London... maybe written as a Sherlock Holmes type mystery, but with more gore as befitting a slasher. Add a gothic twist with a governess being the one menaced by the masked killer perhaps, in a grand old estate?
Oh this is DANGEROUS. Dracula in the Wild West. Frankenstein Wild West. SAW in the Wild West.
I think every horror IP would be well served placed in an Old West setting. You can't prove that it COULDN'T.
Also, I call dibs on all of these. Just, you know, in case.
Q4: #HorrorWritersChat - Choose an existing horror IP or horror creation and add it to an historical period different from its origin.
Share your idea.
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Outro in 10 mins
Oh this is DANGEROUS. Dracula in the Wild West. Frankenstein Wild West. SAW in the Wild West.
I think every horror IP would be well served placed in an Old West setting. You can't prove that it COULDN'T.
Also, I call dibs on all of these. Just, you know, in case.
#HorrorWritersChat
Q4: #HorrorWritersChat - Choose an existing horror IP or horror creation and add it to an historical period different from its origin.
Share your idea.
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Outro in 10 mins
#HorrorWritersChat
Q4: #HorrorWritersChat - Choose an existing horror IP or horror creation and add it to an historical period different from its origin.
Share your idea.
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Outro in 10 mins
Q3: #HorrorWritersChat - In what ways has your own history (past) impacted or inspired your horror writing?
Examples: giving a character your childhood trauma, reimagining an experience with a different ending.
I have an unpublished story about an old detective who stumbled onto some cult stuff when he was younger. That experience ended up defining the rest of his life
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Q2: #HorrorWritersChat - How much history, how much of a past, do you give your horror characters?
Share an example.
I have an unpublished story about an old detective who stumbled onto some cult stuff when he was younger. That experience ended up defining the rest of his life
#HorrorWritersChat
Q2: #HorrorWritersChat - How much history, how much of a past, do you give your horror characters?
Share an example.
It really depends. I don’t do extensive backstories for my characters or anything like that. Most of the time, I think I just try to provide enough context for their actions, if that makes sense.
Q2: #HorrorWritersChat - How much history, how much of a past, do you give your horror characters?
Share an example.
It really depends. I don’t do extensive backstories for my characters or anything like that. Most of the time, I think I just try to provide enough context for their actions, if that makes sense.
I write fairytales, ecohorror, religious horror, Arctic horror, & weird shit.
Historical horror I love:
Kindred by Octavia Butler
Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
It’s time to explore the past.
Q1: #HorrorWritersChat - Introduce yourself, the horror you write, and share up to three historical horror fiction stories you’ve enjoyed.
(Horror set in the past.)
I write fairytales, ecohorror, religious horror, Arctic horror, & weird shit.
Historical horror I love:
Kindred by Octavia Butler
Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman
The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones
#HorrorWritersChats
It’s time to explore the past.
Q1: #HorrorWritersChat - Introduce yourself, the horror you write, and share up to three historical horror fiction stories you’ve enjoyed.
(Horror set in the past.)
#HorrorWritersChats
I adored Dark Matter by Michelle Paver and The Reformatory by Tananarive Due. #HorrorWritersChat
It’s time to explore the past.
Q1: #HorrorWritersChat - Introduce yourself, the horror you write, and share up to three historical horror fiction stories you’ve enjoyed.
(Horror set in the past.)
I adored Dark Matter by Michelle Paver and The Reformatory by Tananarive Due. #HorrorWritersChat