Totally Tubular Terrors!
Aug. 2nd, 2021 06:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
writerkitHey, look, I'm in a charity anthology!
Totally Tubular Terrors: A Collection of 1980s Themed Horror Tales which you can purchase here on Amazon.
The genesis of this anthology is kind of a funny story. Remember the probably-a-scam anthology advertising its expensive workshops in its rejection letter that I was complaining about a while back? A bunch of us in some of the locally-based horror writers' organizations realized we had a bunch of stories, written by people who we all know can write well, all on one very specific theme.
So we decided we'd put together a self-published anthology (Jenna Moquin took charge of organizing the practical parts and we are all very grateful to her) and donate the proceeds to charity.
It is, as you can see from the title, 1980s themed horror stories. Mine is a particularly librarian nightmare, featuring a librarian walking through a burned-out library and having to deal with... well, you'll see what she has to deal with. Things haunt dead stacks, I'm just saying.
Totally Tubular Terrors: A Collection of 1980s Themed Horror Tales which you can purchase here on Amazon.
The genesis of this anthology is kind of a funny story. Remember the probably-a-scam anthology advertising its expensive workshops in its rejection letter that I was complaining about a while back? A bunch of us in some of the locally-based horror writers' organizations realized we had a bunch of stories, written by people who we all know can write well, all on one very specific theme.
So we decided we'd put together a self-published anthology (Jenna Moquin took charge of organizing the practical parts and we are all very grateful to her) and donate the proceeds to charity.
It is, as you can see from the title, 1980s themed horror stories. Mine is a particularly librarian nightmare, featuring a librarian walking through a burned-out library and having to deal with... well, you'll see what she has to deal with. Things haunt dead stacks, I'm just saying.
