Thomas Rydder's Blog: The Clearing, page 8
November 2, 2013
LUNA AETURNUS BY SIMON OKILL BLOG TOUR! | amoscassidy
“Luna Aeturnus”, the hard-hitting sequel to Simon’s vamp thriller “Luna Sanguis”, is out now on Amazon. Go check out Simon, and see why you should add these two fine works to your shelf now: Click on the Tour banner to join him! Filed under: Author Spotlight Tagged: amos cassidy, Dream Theater, Hoggart Simon, Live at […]
October 29, 2013
An anthology of 20 terror-filled stories – and your chance to fight breast cancer! “Giant Tales from the Misty Swamp”!
A collection of writers, trying not to make money, but make a difference. From Sylvia Stein: Help us support breast cancer awareness by purchasing our short story book, “Giant Tales From The Misty Swamp” from Amazon on October 29th, 2013. A portion of your purchase will go to help support breast cancer awareness and those […]
The Zero-Fuckery Quick-Create Guide To Kick-Ass Characters (And All The Crazy Plot Stuff That Surrounds ‘Em) « terribleminds: chuck wendig
By Chuck Wendig… When writers are tasked with creating characters, we are told to try these character exercisesthat entreat us to answer rather mad questions about them: hair color, eye color, toe length, nipple hue, former job, phone number of former job supervisor, what she had for lunch, if she were a piece of Ikea furniture […]
[New post] … ‘multi-tasking’ is the ability to procrastinate on several things at the one time… #TBSU… – Inbox – Yahoo! Mail
By Seumas “The Mad Kilt” Gallacher… …genius, me… I’ve discovered the art of deflecting non-time-precious activity to some nebulous future timing… don’t mistake me, I DO focus well, but have learned ‘focus’ is best applied to only one or two issues… everything else is just ‘stuff’… that’s where the multi-tasking ploy kicks in… Click on the bootiful mug to read […]
I’m proud to be the featured author with my pal Lucy Pireel this morning (and I’m giving away books, too!)
Click on the banner to check it out – and win books! Filed under: Restless Souls, The Clearing Tagged: Arts, author, Clearing, Lucy Pireel, paranormal, short story, Thomas Rydder, Unto Others, werewolves
October 28, 2013
I’m curious – with Halloween upon us, which baddie stirs your embers the most? Answer, and enter to win a book!
Click on the image to go to Lucy’s post! It’s morbid curiosity, really. For me, the hairy, slobbering, fang-ridden moon worshiper does it. Yep, if the werewolf was good for the Chaney’s, it’s damned sure good for me. But which one flips your switch? The shadow-seeking hunter of throbbing veins? The guy with 10-inch nails? […]
Over 100,000 words of werewolves, gore, and ghostly spine-tingling suspense – for under two bucks! You kidding me?
You can feel it, can’t you? It’s a different feel in the air, an unsettling tingle in the coolness that tweaks the air on your arms, makes you glance furtively at shadows as you pass by empty doorways. Leaves freshly dead scuttle across the sidewalk, the soft scraping of their skeletal flesh sending chills up your […]
Hey! “Wolfen Secrets”, the thriller by my pal Catherine Wolffe is available NOW on Amazon – for 99 cents – check it out!
Click on the cover to get it on Amazon! Book description: Not only do our dreams hold secrets to our future, but as Sonja Brooks discovers they also hold the keys to immense danger for her kind. Sonja finds the western werewolf pack in great peril when she and her mate, Tyler Loflin have to […]
Mythical Monday: The Church Grim by Mae Clair | From the Pen of Mae Clair
By Mae Clair: I’ve long been familiar with Grims and the Black Hounds rumored to haunt the countryside and moors of England. One of my earliest Mythical Monday posts was about Black Dogs. Recently, however, while researching an unrelated subject, I stumbled over a reference to Church Grims and was immediately enthralled. Click on the image […]
Proofreading Explained | Catherine, Caffeinated
By Robert Duran: “There exists a common misconception that if your manuscript isn’t in great condition, it needs a structural edit; if it is in reasonable condition, it needs a copy-edit; and if it’s in pretty good condition, a proofread is all that is required. Well, I have some bad news. The truth is rather […]
