From my imagination

Always enjoy reading reader’s thoughts on my books. I missed this review from July of last year on Amazon. Amazon user carcar5 goes on to say in their review: “Such a great horror story! It reminds me of Salem’s Lot in which friends team up together to stop vampires. I took a chance buying this novel from the author himself. Totally worth it!” In case you didn’t know, Salem’s Lot is my favorite…

This treat features the original Sinbad, Kerwin Matthews, alongside the film’s director in this creature feature. It is the only werewolf film where hippies are integral to the plot. You can listen to it here.

This weekend, I’ll be in Williamsburg, Virginia. And they say Virginia is for lovers, but this weekend, it’ll be lovers of horror. I’m going to be an attending author at Scares that Cares Authorcon 6. It’s going to be a great show with some really amazing writers and readers. It also benefits a good cause. Scares that Cares is a 501(c)(3) that gives a gift of $10,000 to three individuals: a…

Middle Georgia Lit Fest is a great show. It’s well-organized, cost effective, and free to attend. I got to meet a lot of great readers, hang out with some of my writer pals, and make more of them. This is a great show to kick off the year for me, and I look forward to coming back next year. I’m trying to be a little more choosy when it comes to events that I go to this year. So, this year, I’ll…

Ian McKellan in his first film role in this 1983 film, directed by Michael Mann, based on the novel by F. Paul Wilson, and also starring Scott Glen, Gabriel Byrne & Jurgen Prochow. This film launched an iconic career with Sir Ian McKellan, but did the studio ruin an epic dark fantasy? You’ll have to listen to see what you think. You can listen here.

It took a while, but Ossuary of Ghuls is available for pre-order on Kindle. The digital copy will release on February 3, but you can go ahead and secure your digital copy now. Synopsis: The bone structure stood within the forest for generations, a long-forgotten relic from a dark time. Now, a trio of ghuls reside within, stealing away villagers to feed upon. Rosara and Sarelle venturing along…

Reaper of the Harvest got a new 5-star review. One Amazon reader recently wrote: “I couldn’t put this book down once I started it. It’s a perfect horror read for fall. It’s bloody, scary, and full of twists and turns. I can’t wait to pick up more books by the author.” Thanks for the kind words. If you want to see if you agree, pick up a copy of Reaper of the Harvest here.

A star-studded comedy cast with a director familiar with acting and puppetry, this 1986 musical is an adaptation of a stage play, which was adapted from a 1960s B-movie. This is definitely the musical for our podcast. Listen along to see what we thought. You can listen here.

From today until Saturday, December 6th, you can get 20% off your purchase from my online site. Just use coupon code Wishbone at checkout to receive your 20% discount. You can check out my site here. Curious why, I’m doing this sale after all the Black Friday/Cyber Monday hubbub? Well, the water pump went out on my car, and I need to raise some cash to get it replaced.

In 1959, this gem was created – you’ll have to listen to this episode to find out more. You can click to listen here.

My final event of the year will be this coming Friday, November 21, at 3PM at the New Georgia Public Library. Please come out and join me as I talk about “Holiday Hauntings.” We all know Saint Nicholas. Many people know of Krampus as it reemerged into the zeitgeist, but there are many other things – darker traditions that wait just below the lights. I’ll explore some of these terrible creatures…

Join us as we review this film that made its debut on Sci-fi channel towards the end of the last century. You’ll have to listen to the episode if you want to know what we thought about the creature design or what a Ninja Turtle at a rave has to do with anything. Intrigued? You can listen here.

It’s been 2 years since we started this show. We wanted to do a special episode to start, and we wouldn’t be such fans of creatures without the seminal works of Ray Harryhausen. For your listening enjoyment, we countdown our top 10 creations of Ray Harryhausen. You can listen here.

This Saturday (September 13th) in Marietta, you can find myself and a slew of other indie authors and publishers at the Georgia Indie Book Fair. If you miss the high of the scholastic book fair, this is your chance to seize the lightning and get those good feeling back. You can get all the details about the event and the attending authors here. Hope to see you there.

This family film was a staple for most 80s and early 90s kids. John Lithgow, Melinda Dillon, and Don Ameche star in this film with Rick Baker creature effects and Steven Spielberg as an uncredited executive producer. Join us as we explore the depth of character that creature effects can bring to a film. You can listen here.

Big thanks to everyone who came out to Raven’s Lore Books in Calhoun for their first ever Summerween. It was a great time. I was able to meet some new readers, some new writers, and got to catch up with some friends. I also got to sit beside, Rico, one of the bearded dragons that guard the book horde. If you’re ever in Calhoun, run by Raven’s Lore. It’ a great bookstore with a lot of awesome…

This is our first Ray Harryhausen film, but if you’ve ever heard us reference the man, the myth, the legend that is the OG stop-motion master, you’ll know we hold him in high regard. While this film shows his ability, it’s less fantastical than some of his others. You can listen to the whole episode here.