Notes From Elsewhere
Jason GarmanSpeculative noir and surreal horror from the edges of reality: short fiction, novel excerpts, personal stories, and reflections on writing.
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So... What the Hell Am I Doing Now?
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It’s been a strange year.
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After releasing three books in about five months, I’ve spent some ti...
The Making of The Day the Sky Died
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On September 15, The Day the Sky Died will be released, making it my third published book. And of the three books I’ve released so far, this one actually began with the oldest idea.
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Reflections on Reflections
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As I prepared to write Reflections in the Dark: Book II, I discovered something I probably should have expected from the beginning: this story has grown into something much larger and much more complicated...
The Music and the Muse
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With the upcoming release of Viscera Varnish on June 30th, I thought it might be interesting to talk a little bit about the role music plays in my writing process.
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The Creation of Viscera Varnish
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On June 30, my new novella, Viscera Varnish, will be released.
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Part literary horror, par...
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I grew up in the Midwest, where a quiet upbringing fueled a fascination with the paranormal and the unexplained. Today I live in Illinois writing dark, atmospheric fiction that blends horror, noir, and the uncanny.
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