Zack Snyder’s Justice League Through the Eyes of a Child by Thomas Malafarina
I am probably one of the last people on the planet to see Zack Snyder’s Justice League.
The new When Darkness Calls audiobook on Audible is a true story of the supernatural
Sometimes the most unlikely of people find themselves under attack by supernatural entities – and usually no-one will believe them. Who would help them? The church? A priest or pastor? And if not, who else? Would you?
Writers, do you need cheap and professional proofreading and editing? Christina Engela has you covered!
Are you a writer? Looking for affordable professional quality proofreading and editing services? Worried about grammar, boo-boos and story flow problems crimping your writing style?
Michelle Innes on narrating the Malice audio book during lockdown
Michelle Innes’ journey into the world of audiobook narration.
An open letter to new authors by Brandon Mullins
Advice for new authors, and a run down of Moon Books Publishing services.
Miciah Dodge on Audiobook Narration
Miciah discusses how he got started in audiobook narration.
Blachart – A Writing Journey by Christina Engela
You may wonder how I wrote “Blachart”, how it got to be what it is now, what the journey was like – and how long it took! Here it is from the beginning!
There’s No Way Zombies Could Win by Thomas Malafarina
Thomas Malafarina tells us why Zombies wouldn’t stand a chance.
Jonathan Maberry shares some history on Chokepoint
Zombies… I have a great deal of affection for our life-impaired fellow citizens.
Thomas Malafarina on Deathbringer Jones
I originally wrote the story back in 2014 based an idea I had for a post-zombie apocalypse anti-hero.
A conversation with Rebecca Ore
I had a chance to interview one of my favorite science fiction authors Rebecca Ore.
14 Ways Indie Authors Can Sell More Books by Wesley Thomas
Wesley kindly sent us this article to help indie authors with book sales.
Horror – The Ugly Three-Headed Stepchild by Thomas Malafarina
Something mysterious and perhaps underhanded is happening to the horror genre.
Please Don’t Write Bad Novels by Catt Dahman
Ever the helpful (okay, critical, jeez) person that I am, I came up with a few ideas.
Why I Write Horror by Thomas Malafarina
I am often asked to explain why I choose to write horror fiction.
Take A Bite Out Of Horror with Jonathan Maberry
I’m going to rant a little here.
Five Reasons Great Horror Stories Work by Joe McKinney
There is a fine art to scaring people.