He created monsters that became legends. He created classics that became influential mainstays. He conjured nightmares to haunt us. He gave us a light to explore the darkness, and even dared to expose the predictable nature of the genre. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-34104752 Wes Craven is dead, but the horrors he created will live forever. Continue reading US horror filmmaker Wes Craven dies
Exciting news! Therapy for the Dead sales will now go towards Deadman’s Tome contributors and authors. Therapy for the Dead https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BL5HAL0/ref=aw_ss_kndl_dp/ Continue reading Therapy For The Dead
A string of text, a collection of words and phrases forming sentences, paragraphs, and so forth. Disconnected from the author, yet it has an author, and with an author comes ownership. This body of words and phrases is more than just text, it is thoughts and opinions formed into a narrative. It seems too easy to view the narrative in a distorted lens. Reading what … Continue reading Online Comments and Character
Undead Greg might appear in a future podcast as a guest or maybe even a co-host, depending on how well he can remain professional while stoned out of his undead mind. Undead Greg debunking zombie stereotypes and survival tips: https://www.spreaker.com/user/8056632/zombie-debunks-survival-tips Continue reading Undead Greg
From Best of the Demonic to meaning of words, be sure to check out this episode for information about author payouts and how you can help Deadman’s Tome! https://www.spreaker.com/user/8056632/deadmans-tome-podcast-8-14-2015 Continue reading Deadman’s Tome Podcast
Not even the horror of war can prepare can prepare this father for what’s to come. Mr. Deadman offers a brief reading of Melissa’s Hobby. https://www.spreaker.com/user/8056632/melissas-hobby-brief-reading Continue reading Melissa’s Hobby – Brief Reading
When I was in my twenties, recovering from that whole drunk delirium of being a teenager, I joined the army. I was a good soldier; I tied my laces, buckled my helmet, straightened my sheets, and listened to my superiors. And it was all a waste of time; when bullets flew, and blood became a more common sight than friendly faces, I was transformed from … Continue reading Melissa’s Hobby by Sean Glasheen
