I haven’t done one of these in about 10,000 years, so let’s get this show on the road.


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About an hour or so ago, I came across the best Creepypasta, as well as one of the very best short stories, I've ever read. I chanced upon it on You Tube, listened to it, then had to go to the original Pasta to read along as I listened for a second and third time. It's both a disturbing and beautiful story. The poetry of the fiction's language ( Read more... )

The band have posted an hour-long interview, answering fans' questions. Take a gander, and don't forget to pick up a copy of Without Real String or Fish.

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Book Tweeter has made a splash page for The Augury of Gideon. Click the image to check it out!


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Finally here! Click on the picture to revisit the world of Cadmus Pariah and the Great Hive, as they embark on retrieving the third and last great Relic, the Augury of Gideon.


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Marginally, I'm here. Don't want to be, but I am. I'm hoping the haunting isn't with me tonight. I really need to sleep. I don't go to the mental health department until the 19th, but I'm hoping to get a personal psychiatrist before I have to go over there. They really don't help a thing, and try to force you into "support groups" that have ( Read more... )

One of the happy side effects of the Roth obsession is my return to the pitch realms of Clive Barker. I realised that I hadn't read much of anything lately, not seriously, and I was rereading material when I should be reading something new, if only to tone up the reading muscle. So I found Clive Barker's The Books of Blood and decided to read at ( Read more... )

I'm not feeling the Internet like I used to and there's really nothing to report here, so I've been reading the books the Mother Unit has been sending me. We are so much alike when it come to taste in reading, it's not even funny. I'm humbled really that genetics can have such an effect on people and simple things like reading preferences can be ( Read more... )

8. What's your favorite genre to write? To read?

Favourite genre to write is Gothic horror, I guess you could say, although comedy is fun, too. Combining them can be hilarious. Trust me on this. My favourite reading is the good ole Fantasy novel and pretty much anything Stephen King put out in the 70s and 80s. gunslingaaahhh is on my butt to read the ( Read more... )

Stolen from the lovely batchfile. I think I've done this before, but what the hey, eh ( Read more... )