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The “Write” Place
Stories have always been a huge part of my life. Before I could read for myself, my mom would read me old Nancy Drew novels in the shade of the Mulberry trees in our yard. Once I started reading, I consumed books with an almost rabid intensity. I’d spend whole afternoons curled up with a […]
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What it Looks Like
The writing process looks different for every author. In his memoir, “On Writing,” Stephen King outlines his regimented writing process, which includes setting a daily word limit and creating a dedicated space where he writes. James Clear highlights the vastly different routines of twelve authors in his article The Daily Routines of 12 Famous Writers. […]
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Five Favorite Horror Flicks
If I haven’t made it clear before, I love being scared. Well, I love the feeling of being scared when in reality, I am safe at home. So, please, don’t start following me home. That’s not the kind of scare I’m talking about. If you’re new to the genre or you’re just looking for a […]
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Why Horror?
Before I found my niche as a horror writer, I felt a little lost in the world of literature. I had the urge to tell stories, put pen to paper, and, later, fingers to keys. But what was I supposed to write about? What would people find interesting? I’ve had a sheltered, mundane life whose […]
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The Books That Shaped Me
A writer is like a sponge: give them a good squeeze, and their favorite books will come dripping out. But, lucky for you, I don’t need to be squeezed to talk about my favorite books. In fact, give me one cocktail, and I’ll start waxing poetic about Shirley Jackson and Grady Hendrix. So gather round, pour yourself a drink, and let me tell you about the five books that shaped my voice as a horror writer.
Stacy Miller
Classic Horror With a Feminist Twist
Stacy Miller 