Just finished reading Red by Jack Ketchum. Highly recommended. Also read Endless Night by Richard Laymon. Both great reads. For aspiring writers, I would also recommend Laymon's A Writer's Tale. It's a great inside look at not only his creative process, but his experiences in the publishing world. There is some insightful info on how he works through a novel, plots, etc. Also a great look at turning an incident into a short story. The book is hard to find. For anyone in the Western New York area, the Buffalo and Erie County Library has a copy of it (signed, no less).
What are some of your good reads lately?
Why Expectations Are The Writer's Worst Enemy (And What To Do Instead)
Expectations: The Writer’s Worst Enemy Next to not writing, expectations can be a writer’s worst enemy. If for no other reason than a writ...
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My short story "Outpost" is in the "SNAFU: Future Warfare" anthology. If you like movies like Aliens and Starship Troope...
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I thought I'd share a snipped of my work-in-progress, Die Trying. John Regal is a man with the unique ability to spot dangerous people...
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Here's this week's excerpt from my novel, Forgotten. Description below: For as long as anyone can remember, The Dwellers have live...
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Anthony, I really enjoyed "Cruel Winter". Drop me an email at ec@maximummetal.com . I would love to do 10 questions with Anthony Izzo for a new horror site that is launching next week.
Eric
Love Richard Laymon. Other good page turning thrillers (in my opinion):
THE CHURCH OF DEAD GIRLS by Stephen Dobyns
THE RUINS by Scott Smith
THUNDER ROAD by Tamara Thorne
BREEDING GROUND by Sarah Pinborough
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