Frazer Lee's Blog
June 21, 2025
June 13, 2025
Why I’m launching a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for my new movie project on Friday the 13th of all days
Happy Friday the 13th!
Why am I launching a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign* on the unluckiest day of the year?
*if you’re unfamiliar with Kickstarter, there’s a handy explainer here.
It all started when I saw a photograph of Clint Eastwood.
This photo:
And I thought, ‘What a legend! Clint’s in his nineties, and he’s directing his movie, and he looks so… BLISSED OUT. Look at him, having such a lovely time on set with lovely Nicholas Hoult. Clint looks so RELAXED and CREATI...
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January 1, 2025
The wheel of the year turns from 2024 to 2025
Feels like a sharp intake of breath is needed before contemplating what 2025 might bring…
I didn’t publish so much in 2024, for various reasons, but was pleased to have my story ‘To Take the Water Down and Go To Sleep’ included in the anthology Shadows on the Water.
I fulfilled an ambition to have work published in one of my favourite magazines, Hellebore, with my article ‘Rewriting the Landscape’ appearing in The Storytelling Issue #12.
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November 3, 2024
Halloween interview streaming now on Happy Goat Horror’s Youtube channel
Had the most fun in the run up to Halloween chatting horror gaming and novelisations with Blackletter Games’ creator Kris Rees and our wonderful host Happy Goat Horror’s Kayleigh Dobbs.
Check out the interview below, and find out how the Damnation: The Gothic Game horror board game & novel were created!
More about the game & book:
https://www.blacklettergames.com/damnation-the-gothic-game
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July 7, 2024
#TheCure concerts I have known & loved: Hyde Park, 7th July 2018
The Cure’s 40th anniversary was always going to be special. But quite this special? What a day. What a night. Let’s rewind to 7th July 2018…
It was a scorchingly sunny Summer’s day in Londontown & 65,000 of the faithful descended on Hyde Park in a shimmer of summer hats beneath a black cloud of tour t-shirts. Robert Smith had curated quite the line-up (something of a continuation of his amazing Meltdown Festival during the preceding month).
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