Storyville: Writing Horror
ARTICLE VIA LITREACTOR | COLUMN BY RICHARD THOMAS In my opinion, two of the hardest genres to write are horror and comedy. Why? Because both are so subjective. What might make […]
Author Archives: Ania Ahlborn
The Shuddering Giveaway!
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Entitlement Issues by Neil Gaiman (05.12.09)
Post by Neil Gaiman, 05.12.2009 Hi Neil, I’ve recently subscribed to George RR Martin’s blog (http://grrm.livejournal.com/) in the hopes of getting some inside information regarding when the next “Song of […]
Forgetting the “Why” in the Narrative of Horror via LitReactor
ARTICLE VIA LITREACTOR | BY JOHN JARZEMSKY Less than a month ago (at the time of this writing), two explosions ripped through downtown Boston. The blasts killed three people and injured […]
Filming To Start on King’s A Good Marriage via Rhino’s Horror
I’m not really one for all these Stephen King adaptations, but A Good Marriage was one of my favorite stories in King’s Full Dark, No Stars, and that story was partially responsible for my […]
5 Reasons Horror in Children’s Literature Is a Good Thing
Original Article on B&N.com | By Paul Goat Allen I’m a genre fiction book reviewer, so it’s sometimes my job to read really creepy stuff. I’m also the father of […]
Top 10 Haunted Hotels via Listverse.com
Original Post on Listverse | Written by Mike Devlin I have always believed that if ghosts were to exist, it was less likely that they were sentient beings and more likely […]
Five Authors Who Prove It’s Never Too Late To Start Writing
Read the full article @LitReactor Article by Kimberly Turner Bram Stoker (1847–1912) “We learn from failure, not from success.” —Bram Stoker in Dracula Before writing: Even poor Bram’s Wikipedia page comes right out of […]
7 F***in’ Great Ways to Build Your Writing Routine
I don’t necessarily do or agree with all of these tips, but it’s an interesting read… -Ania Reblogged via LitReactor | Post by Phil Jourdan I spent ages looking for tips […]
On Writing: Questions from Twitter & Facebook
Jacob Asks: Do you ever not feel like writing when you need to write? If so, how do you handle those situations? Yes! Many author hopefuls think, “man, if I could […]
