The Kenyan Ghost Lion
by admin on Nov.20, 2018, under From the Web
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Halloween Horror Nights 2018
by admin on Oct.29, 2018, under From the Web
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This is our third year going to the Halloween Horror extravaganza that is Universal Studio’s Halloween Horror Nights. Every year, for a little over a month, Universal Studios shuts down one of its parks after five and transforms the park into a theme park of horror. They have at least four scare zones. These are areas that are decorated to look like certain horrific themes and filled with actors that could jump out at you at any moment. I am hard to scare and the actors in these zones are always the most likely to get me because I am not ready for them. I will be standing there having a drink and boom, a killer clown with a chainsaw jumps out from behind me.
They also have 10 unique haunted houses. This years haunted house line up included, Halloween 4, Trick R Treat, Stranger Things, Poltergeist, a French Zombie Attack, Seed of Darkness (a vile plant related apocalypse house that was far better than I expected), Blumhouse, Slaughter Sinema (a wonderful homage to b horror movies), Scary Tales, Carnival Graveyard, and The Harvest. They were all wonderful. The scare zones this year were Child’s Play, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, 80’s vampires, and Dark Harvest. This was the best and most intense year we have experienced. I can’t take pictures in the houses and the dark, slightly intoxicated photography that comes out of these experiences are never perfect, but I have posted what I was able to photograph from this year’s horror nights!
Halloween Horror Nights 2018
by admin on Oct.29, 2018, under From the Web
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This is our third year going to the Halloween Horror extravaganza that is Universal Studio’s Halloween Horror Nights. Every year, for a little over a month, Universal Studios shuts down one of its parks after five and transforms the park into a theme park of horror. They have at least four scare zones. These are areas that are decorated to look like certain horrific themes and filled with actors that could jump out at you at any moment. I am hard to scare and the actors in these zones are always the most likely to get me because I am not ready for them. I will be standing there having a drink and boom, a killer clown with a chainsaw jumps out from behind me.
They also have 10 unique haunted houses. This years haunted house line up included, Halloween 4, Trick R Treat, Stranger Things, Poltergeist, a French Zombie Attack, Seed of Darkness (a vile plant related apocalypse house that was far better than I expected), Blumhouse, Slaughter Sinema (a wonderful homage to b horror movies), Scary Tales, Carnival Graveyard, and The Harvest. They were all wonderful. The scare zones this year were Child’s Play, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, 80’s vampires, and Dark Harvest. This was the best and most intense year we have experienced. I can’t take pictures in the houses and the dark, slightly intoxicated photography that comes out of these experiences are never perfect, but I have posted what I was able to photograph from this year’s horror nights!
Book Release: The Darkest Art: Book 2 in The Accidental Witch Series
by admin on Oct.12, 2018, under From the Web
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Phae only trusts two people—her best friend Diane and her boyfriend Frederick Navarre. Diane is an oracle, when she’s not working twelve-hour shifts at the hospital. Fred is a warlock and Phae’s touchstone and teacher. Without him, Phae feels completely lost. The trouble comes when Fred leaves to go on some unknown quest. He doesn’t tell her anything except to avoid magic at all costs. Easier said than done. Phae’s new job as a counselor at a methadone clinic is exhausting, pointless, and pays peanuts. Her boss and co-workers are miserable, rude, self-centered people who should be in rehab themselves instead of helping addicts, and her beautifully restored plantation house, the Black Magnolia, put her in the red. With her bills piling up, Phae is at her wits end. Not even Diane, who’s moved in with her, can help. She has no choice but to use her magic, sparking a chain of events that takes her down a road of no return. Her power begins seeping out into the world and no matter what she does, she can’t control it. When she gives her boorish boss a tail and turns the condescending clinic doctor into a tin of coffee, Phae realizes the immense force she has inside her will continue to grow and leave a trail of doom behind her. Worst of all she finds out that The Guild of Witches wants her dead and it has nothing to do with not paying her annual dues. In desperation, Phae turns to an ancient demon who promises to help her. She accepts, but his assistance comes with a steep price and consequences bigger and more catastrophic than Phae could ever imagine. With no choice left to her, Phae has to undo what she’s unwittingly set in motion, or she could lose everything and everyone she loves.
The Real Monsters: The Rape Victim’s Coffee Story
by admin on Oct.09, 2018, under From the Web
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justice for the agony you have suffered.
I watch the news. People yell and wonder why women don’t go to the police after a rape. Why don’t they press charges? This is why. Even when they do, they are humiliated and degraded on the stand and attacked after the court case and the only way the jury will understand rape is if you explain it like coffee.
Follow Up: The juror who was harassing the rape victim resumed harassing her and wrote me to tell me I was “fucking crazy” so the coffee didn’t work either.
The Real Monsters: The Coffee Story
by admin on Oct.09, 2018, under From the Web
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justice for the agony you have suffered.
I watch the news. People yell and wonder why women don’t go to the police after a rape. Why don’t they press charges? This is why. Even when they do, they are humiliated and degraded on the stand and attacked after the court case and the only way the jury will understand rape is if you explain it like coffee.
The Real Monsters: The Coffee Story
by admin on Oct.09, 2018, under From the Web
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justice for the agony you have suffered.
I watch the news. People yell and wonder why women don’t go to the police after a rape. Why don’t they press charges? This is why. Even when they do, they are humiliated and degraded on the stand and attacked after the court case and the only way the jury will understand rape is if you explain it like coffee.
New Book Release: Jane of Air
by admin on Oct.08, 2018, under From the Web
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My new YA has just come out! This YA horror novel is a blend of the dark, horror of HP Lovecraft and the classic gothic, romance Jane Eyre. To Celebrate, I will be giving away a $25 amazon gift card to the person who can comment below with their favorite Lovecraft story or favorite character in Jane Eyre. I will give the card away to the best response! Good Luck!
Jane Marsh has spent her entire life hiding. Hiding under bulky clothing. Hiding behind glasses. Hiding behind books. Abandoned at a hospital emergency room at the age of four with her name written on her forehead in black Sharpie and a mysterious tattoo of a door on her back, Jane grew up in foster care in the small town of Gateshead, Massachusetts. She learned early on that keeping her head down and pretending to be normal was the only way to survive.
Now, at the age of sixteen, Jane is looking forward to a fresh start. Hard work and many late study nights earned her early graduation from high school and a full scholarship to a small, but prestigious college in Huntington, Virginia. Even better, her best friend Helen—her only friend actually—is going too. Older by two years, the beautiful and off-beat Helen is the only person from high school who broke through Jane’s shyness and made her feel accepted. As the two girls embark on their new adventure, Jane is feeling hopeful about her future. But with limited resources and no family to help her, Jane takes a job as a live-in companion to a wealthy old woman who lives near the college. She grows to care for the elderly Miss Adele and the kindly housekeeper, Mrs. Fairfax. Jane also falls in love with her new home, the magnificent Thornfield Hall, even though everyone, including Helen, says it’s haunted. Helen begs Jane to leave and move in with her and her boyfriend in town, but Jane refuses. Jane feels at home at Thornfield and its massive library. For a book nerd like Jane, Thornfield is like her very own Gryffindor House.
When Adele’s grandson, Edward Rochester comes home for a visit from Yale, Jane can’t help but be drawn to the brooding, good-looking young man. As tentative friendship blooms between them, Jane believes that maybe, just maybe, she can have a normal life. Maybe even a boyfriend. But then one night Jane begins to hear ghostly whispers that lure her into the dark corners of Thornfield. Wicked whispers about Edward and his past. As the ghosts continue to haunt Jane, her tattoo begins to transform and spread across her back. Soon, Jane fears that Helen was right, something evil does lurk at Thornfield. But is the evil in Edward or in Thornfield itself?
New Book Release: Jane of Air
by admin on Oct.08, 2018, under From the Web
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My new YA has just come out! This YA horror novel is a blend of the dark, horror of HP Lovecraft and the classic gothic, romance Jane Eyre. To Celebrate, I will be giving away a $25 amazon gift card to the person who can comment below with their favorite Lovecraft story or favorite character in Jane Eyre. I will give the card away to the best response! Good Luck!
Jane Marsh has spent her entire life hiding. Hiding under bulky clothing. Hiding behind glasses. Hiding behind books. Abandoned at a hospital emergency room at the age of four with her name written on her forehead in black Sharpie and a mysterious tattoo of a door on her back, Jane grew up in foster care in the small town of Gateshead, Massachusetts. She learned early on that keeping her head down and pretending to be normal was the only way to survive.
Now, at the age of sixteen, Jane is looking forward to a fresh start. Hard work and many late study nights earned her early graduation from high school and a full scholarship to a small, but prestigious college in Huntington, Virginia. Even better, her best friend Helen—her only friend actually—is going too. Older by two years, the beautiful and off-beat Helen is the only person from high school who broke through Jane’s shyness and made her feel accepted. As the two girls embark on their new adventure, Jane is feeling hopeful about her future. But with limited resources and no family to help her, Jane takes a job as a live-in companion to a wealthy old woman who lives near the college. She grows to care for the elderly Miss Adele and the kindly housekeeper, Mrs. Fairfax. Jane also falls in love with her new home, the magnificent Thornfield Hall, even though everyone, including Helen, says it’s haunted. Helen begs Jane to leave and move in with her and her boyfriend in town, but Jane refuses. Jane feels at home at Thornfield and its massive library. For a book nerd like Jane, Thornfield is like her very own Gryffindor House.
When Adele’s grandson, Edward Rochester comes home for a visit from Yale, Jane can’t help but be drawn to the brooding, good-looking young man. As tentative friendship blooms between them, Jane believes that maybe, just maybe, she can have a normal life. Maybe even a boyfriend. But then one night Jane begins to hear ghostly whispers that lure her into the dark corners of Thornfield. Wicked whispers about Edward and his past. As the ghosts continue to haunt Jane, her tattoo begins to transform and spread across her back. Soon, Jane fears that Helen was right, something evil does lurk at Thornfield. But is the evil in Edward or in Thornfield itself?
Buying Souls for the Great Lord Cthulhu: Instagram Scammer Sells His Soul
by admin on Oct.07, 2018, under From the Web
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I must admit. I had far too much fun with this and am overjoyed that Mr. Phillips loved me enough to pledge his eternal soul to the cult of Cthulhu for me. La! La! Chtulhu Fhtagn! Long live Cthulhu and shame on all these scammers that work so hard to con lonely women out of money. The worst part isn’t even the money. They break the women’s hearts so I am happy to give all their hearts to Cthulhu. He will know what to do with them.