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By Emily Groff We all have a family heritage and a need to share our culture. But are we allowed to? Abigail F. Taylor wondered the same thing when she began writing. She still struggles with overcoming whether she is fit enough to write about her culture, but she’s tried, and she shares why it … Continue reading Writing Ancestry and its Connection to Horror
Now that UnCensored Ink is out in the world, I would like to ask you all to continue this kind support by simply buying it, reading it, talking about it. 50% of our revenue will be donated to the American Library Association, so part of your wallet will also contribute to their fight against book banning. It’s an endless fight but we can’t afford to give up.
Set during Europe’s Middle Ages, MASK OF DEATH reexamines and expands upon the classic Edgar Allan Poe Short story “The Masque of the Red Death”. Prince Prospero. his wife, Elizabeth, and Clarinda, Prospero’s younger mistress, already face the real-life horrors of the black plague and widespread famine. Now, add supernatural terrors to that list in the form of “fleshers”—undead creatures who feast on the living – and you have the start of the novel.
Today, I am with Melissa R. Mendelson, from New York. She is a poet, a horror, science-fiction and dystopian author. She has been published by Sirens Call Publications, State of Matter Magazine, Altered Reality Magazine, Transmundane Press, Owl Canyon Press, Wild Ink Publishing, The Horror Zine and The Yard: Crime Blog. She is the author of a self-published sci-fi novella, Waken. She is also the author of the prose poetry collection, This Will Remain With Us published by Wild Ink Publishing.
Today I am with Helen Z. Dong from Washington. She is a Chinese-American author, product manager, and game writer. In 2018, she received a Silver Key for her writing portfolio in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards and her debut game, Wake Up, was released in May 2023. Since 2022, she has been sharing her writing journey on social media to over 12,000 followers.
Today I am with Mitra De Souza from California. She has loved to write for as long as she can remember. In elementary school, she used to tape her short stories to the back of her chair for her classmates to read. She is drawn to stories that encourage people to view the world from a new perspective. Mitra resides in San Diego County with her husband, two kids and two big rescue dogs who think they’re still puppies. Her favorite banned book is Jay Coles’ Things We Couldn’t Say.
Today I am with Ryan Ginsberg from California. He is a writer of poems, short stories, and novels. His first collection of short stories, "The Crumbling of a Nation and Other Stories," will be released on June 28th. He is the father of three beautiful dogs—Brother, Midas, and Shadow—and the husband of one beautiful wife, Teresa
Today I am with Christopher DeWitt from Arizona. He lives with his wife Christine, son Alex, three dopey but lovable dogs, and a weird, vegan cat. When he isn’t writing and reading, he is exploring the beautiful and sometimes eerie Superstition Mountains and the haunts of Tombstone. A United States Air Force veteran and licensed pilot, he loves anything that flies and earth-bound racing machines that go very, very fast.
Today I am with Abigail F. Taylor from Texas. She is an award-winning author from Texas. She lives with four cats, two small dogs, and one sassy rooster.
Today I am with Dana Hawkins from Minnesota. She is a contemporary romance author of sparkly stories. When not searching the country for the perfect cup of piping hot Americano, she spends her time chasing her kids and rewatching ’90s movies. After living for twenty years in Seattle, she recently trekked back to her hometown. She is a huge romance-genre book nerd and borderline obsessed with happy-ever-afters.
