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Category Archives: sWitch
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…Edward Furlong, Erin Grey, Crypie Clown, wolves eating humans, and “black man naked” have in common? Well, apparently they’ve all been keeping you busy while I was gone. See, those are the top searches that have kept my blog active … Continue reading
Posted in career news, HorrorCon, sWitch
Tagged Catherine Wheel, crowdfunding, donate, Film, filmmakers, filmmaking, Horror, horror fiction, horror film, independent cinema, indie film, kickstarter, money, Monser Mania, New Jersey, Oscars, pledge, unique
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sWitch is ON!
Well, hello there, literary sport’s fans…(stretches)…been awhile, eh? That’s not to imply that I’ve been idle. Oh no, I’ve been very hard at work and some of it is actually paying off. Let’s do a quick run-down: 1) My novel … Continue reading
Posted in career news, Fiction, HorrorCon, HorrorCon: The Web Series, Screenwriting, sWitch, The Fold, Writing
Tagged Authors, Books, dark fiction, family, female characters, Fiction, Film, filmmaking, Horror, new releases, novels, occult, romance, Satanism, supernatural, thrillers, Writing
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Where I’ve Been
Hello, chaps and chappettes. Time for a year ending thingamapost to placehold my wordpress account before they kick me off for lolligagging. Truth be told––and those of you who know me already know this––I’ve been attacked by many projects at … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Non-fiction, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Screenwriting, Square One, sWitch, television, Welcome to Cydonia, Writing
Tagged acoustic guitars, Alice in Wonderland, Books, Bulgarian Fables, Elvis Costello, Facebook, Fiction, filmmaking, Jesse Winchester, novels, Philadelphia, screenplays, Screenwriting, Surrounded By Idiots, Table 42 with Chef Darryl Harmon, Teodora Parvanova, The Water Works Restaurant, TV, video, Webisodes, Writing
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Master Distractor
So…I’m gently easing myself back into the blog thing. I think taking it slowly has been to everyone’s benefit, as I would have likely been a terrific bore these last couple of weeks and my focus here has always been … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous Idea Generator, Non-fiction, sWitch, television, Writing
Tagged alcohol, Anthony Michael Hall, beer, dancing, distraction, drinking, friends, happiness, healing, hope, I love Lucy, laptop computers, love, music, naked, Scapa, Sixteen Candles, speakers, stars, television, tequila, vodka, Yolise
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A Very Special Day
Hello, all. As you may have gleaned from the title of this post, today is a very special day for me. You see, some time ago I picked this day, December 15th, 2008, as my deadline for securing literary representation. … Continue reading
Frightday!
Or Friday, whatevah. Don’t get all up in my business. Just kidding, it’s sort of why you’re here, so why not let you all in on what my Fridays are like: I start work at 8am. Well, I get in … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, sWitch, Writing
Tagged Books, Fiction, Friday, Horror, horror fiction, novels, Perry Como, podcasts, Psychobilly, retro fashion, Rockabilly, Rue Morgue, Writing
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Feel Good Satanism
Well, maybe that’s going a little overboard, but I think the concept would make a funny commercial for sWitch if it was ever made into a film. And if it were, the Drive-In would be where it belonged. I’m not … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, dark fiction, drive-ins, Evil, Fiction, Film, Horror, literary genre fiction, literary theory, novels, Paganism, popular culture, Satanism, Southern Gothic
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