It’s time for a little body horror! Seriously, if you’re uncomfortable with blood, you should probably skip this piece of flash fiction. Fun fact – I suffer from dermatillomania. Thankfully, not to this extent. As I began to write about this person who picks away at themselves until there’s nothing left, I pictured an Eric La Rocca style vibe for the story and ran with it. ~ ~ ~ It starts with something small. Like
It should be no surprise by now that I started the month with a trip to the ER. And although my doctor and I are still doing some detective work to figure out the exact cause of the mystery pain that’s plagued me since April, there is one good thing
This month’s Flasher story may or may not be inspired by an actual neighbour of mine. Sure, I embellished some of the details, but I do have an annoying neighbour whose shouts and screams often travel up to my home office. I would love to be able to send a
No, I don’t have a release date for Modern Hauntings yet, but we’re getting close! Scarily close. Many of you have been asking me about how the Skull Daddy sequel is going and, well, I’ve had to put it on hold. But I’m not procrastinating! I’m just so focused on
This story came from one of those “what if?” moments I love to look out for. While watching a nature documentary, I was reminded of the fact that there are no snakes in Antarctica. What would happen if there were snakes, though? And what would that mean for the world
There was a whole lot of chaos going on this month (not the good kind) and not a whole lot of writing. I haven’t been super public about some of the things I’ve been going through this past month – at least not online – but I have spoken with
This Flasher story is inspired by, well, chocolate. I was working at my mom’s last winter while I was helping to look after my sister’s dog, and my mom gave me one of those round Lindt chocolates to have with my afternoon tea. So round… just like an eyeball. ~
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