The Demon Stole My Pencil
Nora B. Peevy, Heddy Johannesen, Raven TomesAnything and everything about writing and books, but with a special fondness for horror and the realms of darkness.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Nora B. Peevy works for JournalStone/Trepidatio, Hellnotes, Carnage House, Hallӧwhartt Press, and reads scripts for The H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival. Nora is published by Obsidian Butterfly and Kandisha Presss.
Writer
Horror with a mythic pulse. Raven Tomes writes stories of mystery, mayhem, and quiet malice—where something old stirs, and someone always pays the price.
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