Tag Archives: horror writing

One Writer’s Journey: From Nowhere to Somewhere, But Not Quite There Yet

Posted on June 28, 2010 by Teresa Frohock

When I started this adventure of hosting a month of guest posts, I realized there were four Mondays in June, and I only had three authors lined up. I wanted a horror author for the final slot, and I wanted to … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged Cabal, fiction, fiction writing, Horror, horror authors, horror writing, Michael M. Hughes, novel writing, novels, writers, Writing | 16 Comments

evaluate writing advice before rewriting

Posted on April 29, 2010 by Teresa Frohock

Since I’ve joined the online writing community, I’ve noticed clumps of advice that come in waves, the latest of which is “start with action,” meaning, of course, to start your novel with some sort of action-related event. This is good … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged Edgar Allan Poe, fiction writing, horror writing, Lisa Mannetti, M.R. James, novel writing, Ramsey Campbell, rewrites, Robert Dunbar, Sarah Waters, writers, Writing | 11 Comments

lunch hour links for writers – 1/13/10

Posted on January 13, 2010 by Teresa Frohock

So you want to write horror. On this fortunate Wednesday the 13th, and in honor of our interview with author Robert Dunbar, this week’s lunch hour links will be devoted to links on writing horror. Before we kick off the … Continue reading →