


2020 Book Review: The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty
This is one of those books I read to face a fear. From a young age the movie impressed upon me a fear of demons, the unknown, and what could […]

2020 Book Review: Dracula by Bram Stoker
This is undoubtably a horror classic that has spawned a ship of a thousand novels. Dracula has spawned movies, television shows, and books with romantic vampires and oceans of times. […]

The Veil: The Jersey Devil
The story begins with a woman name Jane Leeds and great mother Leeds had already given birth to twelve children, but upon finding that she was pregnant for a thirteenth […]

The Veil: The Wampus Cat
It’s getting closer to a very spooky day, so let’s talk about The Wampus Cat. A good deal of may never have heard of it, but that doesn’t mean the […]

Melankholia, All of My Every Things, and Harvest Updates & Reveals
Last weekend the digital version of Melankholia released, but as planned the paperback edition released on October 5th, how exciting. Along with this wonderful news, I made a small announcement. […]

[Brief Words] Interview of Ramona Mainstrom
Ramona Mainstrom is one fantastic writer covering several genres and bringing forward a multitude of books. This interesting author gave me some of her time earlier this year. I gathered […]

DELETED SCENES FROM THE BLASPHEMER SERIES: MAXWELL DEMON PART 2
Throughout the writing process, Maxwell Demon underwent many changes. I’ve shared that when I was back writing it I was just about finished and deleted the entire last chapter and […]

Deleted Scenes From The Blasphemer Series: Maxwell Demon Part 1
Throughout the writing process, Maxwell Demon underwent many changes. I’ve shared that when I was back writing it I was just about finished and deleted the entire last chapter and […]

Interview of a Character: Imogene from The Blasphemer Series: Harvest
The Interviewer is a mysterious figure that has contact with the characters of The Blasphemer Series and thus interviews them time to time. In this interview you will see them […]