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Latest Issues

The Butchered Writers Newsletter

Every month or so I will work on the email newsletter for the Horror Writer Collective I’m part of (). The newsletters usually have 2 to 3 pages of graphics made in Canva, with even more in the body of the email.

This, of course, includes...

8 days ago
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Goldilocks and The Three Men - A Review

available as ebook on Amazon

I’m a reader, but I’m also a writer, and lately I’ve noticed a trend. Stories that are brutal (splatter/extreme) and stories that are spicy both seem to sell more than anything else. It would stand to reason th...

25 days ago
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Encyclopedia of the Unnatural: The Songòmby

There are plenty of things in Madagascar that can kill you. Crocodiles, spiders, scorpions, and maybe even a frog or two.

Or, Eeyore’s EMO cousin, the Songòmby

Meet The Songòmby

Like the last few cryptids I’ve touched on, descriptions...

a month ago

The Old Road Home

for now


I started The Old Road Home with a vision.

I’ve lost that vision.

This may be a good bye forever, or it may just be a hiatus until I can get my prescription changed.

a month ago
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Perspective - A Book Review

100Pcs Vampire Stickers available on amazon.

Once upon a time I read vampire books with a ferocity that probably wasn’t healthy.

I moved out of that phase of my reading life shortly before vampires began to sparkle and thus saved myself f...

a month ago
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