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Garen Glazier

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Garen is a writer of fantasy, horror, and romance steeped in the gray skies and dark tides of Seattle. Her short horror appears in the anthology Give Us This Day from Drek Death & Doom Publishing as well as the upcoming anthologies Eye See You and Inanimate Objects from TiF Press. Her first book, On the Verge, was a 2016 BookLife Prize Quarterfinalist. Her second book, Rune's Folly, was signed to the online publishing platform Noble Beast. Garen is also a lifelong learner, globetrotter, inveterate reader, admirer of all things dark and gothic, supporter of underdogs, art lover, efficiency enthusiast, optimist, wife, and mama of two.

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Garen Glazier I actually feel like writer's block is less an obstacle to be overcome than a signal that I've gone done the wrong path in my writing. When the words …moreI actually feel like writer's block is less an obstacle to be overcome than a signal that I've gone done the wrong path in my writing. When the words just aren't coming for me I know it's time to backtrack to the place where my flow stopped and reevaluate the direction I'm taking the work. Sometimes that means stepping away for a day or two and letting things percolate for a bit. Usually when I come back to writing it's with renewed purpose and a different direction to take the plot. In that way writer's block becomes just another tool in my writing arsenal. I try not to fear it but embrace it.(less)
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Flash Fiction Friday: Bruises


A few days ago I was visiting a local park and snapped the photo above. I’ve seen the park’s old archway lots of times, but for some reason in the cold January sunshine and covered with leafless vines it seemed rather sinister. Looking at the picture later I realized it was perfect writerly inspo for some spooky midwinter flash fiction. Enjoy!





Mom said the kid with the black eyes isn’t real.





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“Richard began to understand darkness: darkness as something solid and real, so much more than a simple absence of light. He felt it touch his skin, questing, moving, exploring: gliding through his mind. It slipped into his lungs, behind his eyes, into his mouth...”
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Majenta Greetings, Garen! Thank you for contacting me! I hope you are keeping as safe and well as possible and having a great week so far. Congratulations on your books! Happy reading, writing, and everything else.Blessings!
Best wishes from Majenta


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