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December 31, 2018

2018 in Review and Goals for 2019

2018 was my second full year since I stopped calling myself an ‘aspiring’ writer and just got down to writing. At the beginning of last year, I set myself the target of matching my 2017 publishing credits and selling my first piece of long-form fiction, a novella which I wrote in the late summer of Continue reading

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August 21, 2018

Today is Book Day! (Lost Films, Slow Summer and more)

Happy bookday to myself and a host of fantastic authors, some of whom I can also call friends, such as Bob Pastorella, Brian Asman and Thomas Joyce of the This is Horror community. Lost Films is out today! Continue reading

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July 1, 2018

The Summer of Scares

It feels like it’s about time for another blog post and a bit of an update. Traditionally, within horror and dark fiction circles, the beginning part of the year can tend to be terribly slow as releases are few and far between, and so 2018 has proved, to date. However, with summer well and truly… Continue reading

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May 24, 2018

Lost Films now available for pre-order

I am beyond excited to announce that Lost Films, the new dark and weird fiction anthology from Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing is now available for pre-order. Coming in August, this anthology features some of the authors whose work I’ve been devouring for years and I’m humbled to be featured in such esteemed company. Pre-order your Continue reading

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