Today we’re excited to welcome Chris DiLeo back to Ink Heist with a guest post titled “The Dead Breathe: Confronting Our Monsters”. Chris talks about the deeply personal losses of loved ones […]
The Abandoned “Asylum” As Horror Setting By Mark Matthews In the underground tunnels below Northville Psychiatric Hospital, the mood swings of the mentally ill are manipulated by a roque psychiatrist, transforming them […]
Voices of Horror By Tim Waggoner One of the first – and perhaps most important – choices that authors have to make about our stories is which viewpoint to use: first, second, […]
Today we are excited to welcome Brian Fatah Steele to Ink Heist today with a guest post titled “Drunk Gods in Dying Towns”. The post talks about the inspiration and influences that […]
I’m not going to get in the way of the great Ray Garton too much here, except to say, yeah, it’s the great Ray Garton, read it. But also to tell you […]
I am fascinated by the infectious quality of stories. Their ability to pass from one person to another. I love how quickly a story mutates in the telling, taking on the characteristics […]
From War to Pen, Learning to Live with PTSD An Essay by Thomas S Flowers There’s this quote from Michael Herr in his book, Dispatches, that struck a chord with me some […]
Robert Ford Talks About A Penny For Your Thoughts The new Robert Ford/Matt Hayward Collaboration First, thanks so much to Shane and Ink Heist! A ton of hard work goes into running […]
Coffin Books and Writing Horror An Essay by Chris DiLeo I grew up in a house filled with books. My parents were highly educated, both had master’s degrees; Mom taught French, Spanish, […]
Something Borrowed, Something Blood-Soaked by Christa Carmen Book Review by Emily Reed “The final girl may live, but she’s stripped of so much by the time the credits roll.” Something Borrowed Something […]
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