Horror and Hangovers: Writing Through Depression
Writers are predisposed to depression. Perhaps all artists are, but writers likely suffer it worse. The reasons are many. It’s tough to make a living off writing, unless Read more [...]
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Horror and Hangovers: The Existential Dread of Homer Simpson
“I’m somewhere where I don’t know where I am.” I was nine years old when I first heard Homer Simpson cry out those words in the “Homer³” segment of Treehouse of Read more [...]
Horror and Hangovers: Do You Work at Innsmouth?
Lovecraft gave us all many a horror in “The Shadow over Innsmouth.” From froggy fish people to urban decay and alienation, the subtle horrors of racial crossbreeding Read more [...]
Horror and Hangovers: Why Your Series Sucks
Written by: Mack Moyer It seems like every novel you read these days is part of a series. That can be great, if done well. Then other times…blart. (That’s the sound of me Read more [...]
Horror and Hangovers: I Envy Homeless Musicians
Written by: Mack Moyer I’m thirty-one years old. When I decided to dedicate my life to writing, I imagined that by my early-thirties I’d be living in a van, selling short Read more [...]
Horror and Hangovers: Writing Until It Kills You
Written by: Mack Moyer The majority of writers who dedicate their lives to the craft come to a point where they write not because it’s their dream to ‘make it’ as an Read more [...]
