Fresh Meat: A Dark Desert Tale
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Jun 8, 2015
Ingrid Foster
Like most writers, I've always been creative, making up the most elaborate stories to entertain my grandmother at an early age. But it wasn't until 2007 that I realized my dream of becoming a full-time writer, allowing the words to flow through me onto the blank page...
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Blog postWhat I’ve Learned So Far – For more than seven years I’ve been working on this one horror story, off and on. It’s a story that shows great promise. Truly remarkable and unforgettable characters, one of which scares me witless, but for the life of me, I cannot get this story right. This morning, I …
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Blog postAn old blog post revisited… IT by Stephen King –
Living an Adventure – A few days back, I finally overcame my fear and reservations and once again started reading Stephen King’s IT. Truly one of the most well-crafted books I’ve ever read, I’m 454 pages in and though it’s scary and unnerving in parts, the characters are so well written, so well developed, that I feel as though I know them personally. As a reader, I am no longer reading a book, but living an adventure.
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Blog postLULLABY of the DEAD by Author Lynn Lamb – I finished Lynn Lamb’s LULLABY of the DEAD and am reminiscent of my first Stephen King book, DUMA KEY, and my first Dean Koontz book, WATCHERS. With both of these books, I felt like I just returned home from the most extraordinary adventure. And upon doing …
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Blog postTweet or Comment While Writing… Because one just never knows who’s in the driver’s seat – When I started writing this morning, this great quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald appeared on my desktop. Seconds before, I had vowed to stay off social media and get serious about finishing my novel in progress. When I saw …
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Blog postPlease welcome SJ Hermann, Author of the MORIUM Trilogy and SPLINTERED LOVE – SPLINTERED LOVE Thank you, SJ, for joining us. The anthology Splintered Love is brilliant, but quite different from your Morium Trilogy with its focus on school bullying, I’m wondering where the concept for your collection of short stories came from? Thank …
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Blog postFrom the short story, “Leap of Faith” – Forever Love – A couple discovers that true love will last forever https://www.amazon.com/dp/B013Z0XVBG Months passed. Lisa still kept it barricaded inside her, not displaying any type of emotion, not even allowing Michael to kiss her. Yet with the lack of affection, he still hung with her; a …
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Blog postAnd this is why I interviewed Author Amie Irene Winters… My Amazon review of The Nightmare Birds –
“A must read for fantasy lovers who love adventure!”
“WOW, the first book in this series was great, but The Nightmare Birds was so much better! LOVED the surprise ending!! Now I can’t wait to read the next book.
Original plot, unusual, captivating, memorable characters and story line. A must read for fantasy lovers. I wish I had time to give a more thorough review. I’m j5 months ago Read more -
Blog postAs my study of the horror genre continues, next stop, THE HAUNTING OF HELL HOUSE… When I was in Junior High, like most eighth graders, I read Shirley Jackson’s short story, “The Lottery.” To this day, Ms. Jackson’s visuals are permanent etchings upon the haunted corridors of my mind. The fear upon Tessie Hutchinson’s face, …
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Blog postI found you again today What’s it been, thirty years? You still look great, same great Smile, same clear blue eyes, You haven’t aged at all, You were with your family, Just like I left you, lying There, inside that wooden box, The big one in the basement, I was cleaning up a bit, good …
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Blog postOur guest for today, Amie Irene Winters, author of bestselling novels, Strange Luck, and Nightmare Birds.
Amie, congratulations on becoming an Amazon Bestseller! If you had one word of advice for struggling writers, what would it be?
Thank you! It was a long-time goal of mine and it feels very strange now that it’s finally happened.
Here’s my best advice for struggling authors:
Don’t ever give up writing! It’s okay to take breaks from your book. It’s normal to feel5 months ago Read more
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