Richard Craven
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B.P. Gregory:
Hello!? I just thought I would thank you for the nice thing you wrote about the short story - Disaster of the Will - which I submitted to the Twisted50 project. While I'm here, I shall most certainly take the opportunity to check out some of your stuff. A propos, I must say that you look pretty prolific. You must have been on a decade-long creative hot streak! Best regards Richard
B.P. Gregory
Hi Richard
Just calling it how I see it: Disaster of the Will is awesome, very enjoyable. I have a real soft spot for distinctive, unfettered and unapologetic narrative voice - the chance to crawl inside an unusual perspective and take a look around. Really get it under your nails. Pretty sure you'll be making it to the Twisted 50 printed final and when the book comes out I'll be raising a champagne on your behalf to celebrate :-)
Ha, I'm still falling a bit short of the indie ideal of four new books a year, I'm currently pegging at one annually. But there's a nice spread of weird, awkward and wonderful short stories to appeal to (or horrify) a variety of readers.
Just calling it how I see it: Disaster of the Will is awesome, very enjoyable. I have a real soft spot for distinctive, unfettered and unapologetic narrative voice - the chance to crawl inside an unusual perspective and take a look around. Really get it under your nails. Pretty sure you'll be making it to the Twisted 50 printed final and when the book comes out I'll be raising a champagne on your behalf to celebrate :-)
Ha, I'm still falling a bit short of the indie ideal of four new books a year, I'm currently pegging at one annually. But there's a nice spread of weird, awkward and wonderful short stories to appeal to (or horrify) a variety of readers.
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A.R. LaBaere?
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B.P. Gregory:
Hello, Would you consider Lovecraft to be an influence on your work? From what I have observed so far, many of your themes strike me as cosmic in nature. If so, would you consider your writings to be as cynical as the philosophy of Cosmicism? As you have listed House of Leaves as an influence, do you consider that novel to have cosmic horror implications about the universe and mankind?
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