If you’re trying to curb your boredom, now’s a good time to get cozy and pick up a great book. In the past, I have actually actually posted a few book lists (my 50 Must-Read Horror Books and 101 Must-Read Classic Books are popular posts), but I’ve never posted my all time favorite books (up until…
James Chambers, horror legend in his own right, one I’ve admired for a really long time. So, what do I do with authors I admire? In James Chambers’ case, I sat him down, told him, “Lie, or the stuffed bunny gets it,” and BAM! But here I thought I was the corrupting influence … Ha!…
Scare Yourself Silly … October is the perfect time to scare yourself silly, and there’s no better way to do it than with some great reads. Believe me, the imagination is much more powerful in conjuring creepy things that don’t exist when you’re engrossed in a good book. 🙂 So, to get you started on…
Here’s the thing about sequels: They’re difficult to write and even harder to write well. I don’t think I’ve ever met a writer who actually didn’t struggle with a sequel at some point in their career On April 1st, 2018, I began writing The Bone Carver, which is the sequel to The Night Weaver. Now,…
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This time we’re looking at my 50 Must-Read horror books picks. Another list, you ask? Yes! I have a few of these lying around, the titles just waiting to be ticked off … Reading, I daresay, is one of my favorite pastimes, and making lists is another hobby, so it keeps me out of trouble….
It’s not winter yet, but I have my winter reading list compiled. Technically, there are four seasons in South Africa, but for me it’s either super hot or super cold with a couple of weeks of mild weather thrown into the mix. It’s now heading towards the “super cold” months (May – August), which is why…
