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This essay might be of special interest to writers of detective and mystery stories who would like to enrich their stories by presenting their readers with a gift of extra detail. It might also be of general interest to many other readers. Although the following describes a sufficient number of gruesome activities to give readers a [...] Up front, I wish to make it clear that this post is not about any specific person. The sad fact that it could so easily be interpreted as such says much about the state of horror writing today. I’m also making this fast, because I missed my upload date yesterday by being on the road in [...] This is for the ones who despair. This is for the ones gripped by the feeling that it will never get better. That they will never get better. I promise you this much: It can. And you might. That’s the best guarantee you’re going to get. Can and might. There’s only one certain guarantee, and that’s [...] Or…”interrupted by a person on business from Porlock” — sustaining the vision of the story you want to tell as life’s storms rage around you. Trust me, it’ll make sense. Quite some time ago in a LOCUS interview, Jay Lake talked about the challenges of containing the story he’s working on in his mind, or living in [...] |
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