A.M. Writing
Amanda MarbaisA place for your morning read about mysteries and thrillers, restaurants and recipes, and the craft of writing fiction.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 5 | Subscribers | Read | amandamarbais.substack.com |
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Horror Through the Ages
I’ve been a fan of horror movies for much of my adult life. Like most Horror fans, I have some subgenres I avoid (but am neutral on their existence). Horror can polarize people. But what Horror often does best is tap into the zeitgeist of w...
Friends Outside of Work
As the summer closes, my son came home from the last day of camp with a t-shirt signed by brand new friends. It reminded me of the Bluey episode Camping. In the notoriously tear-jerking Bluey series, Bluey makes a friend (Jean Luc) at a cam...
Sharing a Phenomenon is the Essence of Storytelling
Yesterday, like many people, I woke up excited to see the solar eclipse. I had an amazing breakfast of buckwheat blueberry pancakes (reheated from Sunday’s brunch). But I didn’t get any writing done.
March Energy
I considered naming this inaugural substack “A.M. Writing / A.M. Reading”. It will be as much about the novels I’m reading (and the shows I’m watching) as my own writing and research.
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Amanda Marbais’s short fiction has appeared in Hobart, Joyland, and Willow Springs. She's the author of the short story collection Claiming a Body.
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