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The Pixel Project: Five Win-Win Reasons to Give to the Read For Pixels Campaign this Domestic Violence Awareness Month
*Steps onto the world stage of Chuck’s Terrible Minds blog. Chuck gives the thumbs up to get started* Thank you, Chuck! *waves awkwardly* Hello, everybody! Can y’all hear me? Yes? Okay – let’s get this started: The Pixel Project, a 501(c)3 anti-violence against women nonprofit, has been running our Read For Pixels program since September […]
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Bits And Bobs Of Thread And String
Please behold this vital list of THINGS YE NEEDS TO KNOW, like for instance, where will I be this weekend (spoiler: NYCC), some news about Dust & Grim, a light little tour preview, and more. First up: Yes! I’m going to NYCC this weekend. I’m vaguely terrified! It’s probably a bad idea! I really need […]
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Dust & Grim — Now Out In Paperback!
HEY, YOU. PSST. PSST! I got a shiny new paperback book right here. It features *squints at list* a monstrous funeral home, rampant sibling rivalry, a mysterious cemetery, a coupla magical wolves, a bezoar, a vampire named Dave, cosplay, and uhhh *squints harder* something called FLORG. It’s funny! It’s scary! It’s Florgtastic. Florgariffic. FLORGDERFUL. If […]
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Victor Manibo: Five Things I Learned Writing The Sleepless
Journalist Jamie Vega is Sleepless: he can’t sleep, nor does he need to. When his boss dies on the eve of a controversial corporate takeover, Jamie doesn’t buy the too-convenient explanation of suicide, and launches an investigation of his own. But everything goes awry when Jamie discovers that he was the last person who saw […]
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Clay McLeod Chapman: Just So We’re Clear (The Terror of Clear Plastic Tarps)
From the acclaimed author of The Remaking and Whisper Down the Lane, this terrifying supernatural page-turner will make you think twice about opening doors to the unknown.Erin hasn’t been able to set a single boundary with her charismatic but reckless college ex-boyfriend, Silas. When he asks her to bail him out of rehab—again—she knows she needs to cut […]
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Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam: How Horror Helped Me Conquer a Shitload of Fears
Entering adulthood is like stepping into a dark room in a haunted house. Or that’s what it was like for me. As an undergraduate student living on my own for the first time, I stared mortality in the face. After not taking care of myself for several months, subsisting on boxes of mac and cheese […]