Horror Writing Tips

You've spent hours pouring your soul into your novel, weaving words into a tapestry of terror that will haunt your readers' dreams. But before you...

As I sit here in the dark, scribbling away at my horror novel, I can't help but feel a sense of unease. I know that the story I'm writing will be c...

 Here are ten writing tips that I've found to be effective when it comes to crafting a terrifying horror novel. Start with a strong ...

Filtering in writing occurs when the author uses words or phrases that distance the reader from the character's direct experience of the story. Th...

Show, don't tell is a writing technique used by authors to help readers visualize and experience the story. Instead of telling the readers what is...

A group of friends go camping in Japan, only to find that their campsite is located in the suicide forest where spirits still roam. The twist? O...

When it comes to horror novels, the first line is crucial. It's the first thing that readers see, and it sets the stage for the entire story. It n...

Hey there, fellow horror writers! Today, I want to talk about something that can make or break a novel - revealing critical backstory. Backstory i...

Here are 20 titles to help inspire you and your writing. I mixed the vampire and science fiction genres. If you write something using one of these ...

My New Novel Planner 2023 Is Out On Amazon If you are a writer you may love my Novel Planner. It is a great way to keep all of your novel notes and...

I came across these three books while doing some title research. On the surface they attracted my attention. I have no idea what they are about but...

Back in 2009 I was on writing fire. Before that time, I was lucky if I made it past chapter 3 every time I tried to write a novel.  For the first t...