By Elizabeth Solazzo. I love to write. Really, I do. I promise! With more free time available in recent months, I’ve examined the reasons why I’ve procrastinated so much throughout the years. If I love to write as much as I claim to, and enjoy creating, why do I avoid the process so often? I don’t think I’m alone in this.
By Alison Hill. We consume horror for the same reason we ride roller coasters: the sheer thrill of it. A safe thrill, with no unpleasant afterthoughts.
By Alison Hill. "What do you like to read?” a writing mentor once asked me. I answered quickly, “Horror. ” “Why aren’t you writing horror then?” he said, in what was probably an exasperated tone. I’m pretty sure he sighed deeply.
By Don Vaughan. I’ve written for an eclectic array of markets over the course of my freelance career, including publications with a focus on writing, sexuality, popular culture, health and medicine, pets, veterinary medicine, military history, general interest — and kids.