
College professor by day, YA horror writer by night. Studying fear where it lives: in small towns, lost stories, found documents, and things everyone agrees not to talk about. 1980s New England dread. Dark humor. Office hours ongoing.
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I’ve been thinking about the relationship between authors and the traditional publishing industry, especially how writers are taught to approach agents and publishers. For years, the goal has been straightforward: write a good book, find an...
How time pressure narrows a character’s choices and builds suspense in horror.
A monster can frighten a reader simply by appearing. Its size, behavior, or capacity for violence may be enough to make a scene unsettling. But a writer can inc...
Every radio station has its regulars. They tune in on their way to work, listen while making dinner, or keep the radio on after everyone else in the house goes to bed. They come to recognize the voices, the familiar songs, and the little ha...
Identity, institutional certainty, and the horror of an existence no one can explain
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A crazy kind of confidence comes from watching horror movies. We sit comfortably on our couches, watching characters make decisions so obviously terrible that we start to wonder whether they have ever faced danger before. We know they shoul...
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College professor by day, YA horror writer by night. I study what happens after everyone decides there is nothing to fear. Lost stories. Small towns. 1980s New England dread. Office hours ongoing.
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