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This week we talk about proper author etiquette and desire. Conversing with peers should be approached with thought and respect. In this episode we give a few examples of some mistakes that we've made, as well as some success stories in the area of networking. We also spotlight the bizarre horror of William Becker.
This week we pick up where we left off last week. We discuss topics such as target audience, character development, setting, and much much more. We also discuss the works of horror author Brian G. Berry.
This week we touch on a handful of topics that you will need to think about at the start of your horror writing journey. Such as the size of your manuscript, the purpose of your story, your target audience, formatting and templates that can help launch your project, and so much more. We also spotlight the disturbing works of indie horror author Rayne Havok.
If you plan to become a self-published horror author then you will eventually learn about the horror community. Becoming a part of the horror community is an important step toward building your horror brand. This week discuss some different bloggers and reviewers that deserve to be recognized. Additionally, we take a look at horror writer Elizabeth Bedlam's work.
Can I write? It's a question that most authors find themselves wondering early on in their journey. We discuss the earliest moments of becoming and author, and the various paths that you have to choose from to get your name and stories in print. Additionally, we take a look at horror writer Dustin LaValley's work.
This week we wrap up the 4th and final 'get to know your hosts' episode but taking a look at the book "Master of Lies," by Graham Masterson, which inspired Rowland Bercy Jr. and finish up by interviewing Carver Pike about his writing journey.
On this episode Daniel Volpe discusses the book that influenced him, Stephen King's "Night Shift," and the group interviews Aron Beauregard about his journey through the world of horror writing.
On this episode Carver Pike presents a book that inspired him as we discuss Bentley Little's Dominion. Additionally, we listen to Rowland Bercy Jr. tell us about his journey writing horror.
On the launch episode of Written in Red we discuss Clive Barker's Books of Blood which heavily influenced Aron Beauregard and sit down and discuss Daniel Volpe's writing journey.
Written in Red is a podcast by and for horror readers and writer's. Aron Beauregard, Carver Pike, Daniel Volpe, and Rowland Bercy Jr. gather to spotlight the most disturbing, macabre, and overlooked books that you've probably never heard of. But that's not all...
We will also have guest authors, publishers, and reviewers on the show and pick their brains while promoting all they have to offer to the horror community.
Additionally, we will focus on discussing the world of writing horror in grave detail. Everything from writing, to inspiration, to editing, to artwork, to formatting, to self-publishing, to marketing. All the pitfalls, all of our mistakes, all of our secrets to mediocrity... will be on display for you to utilize if you see fit. Nothing will be off limits in this informative free resource for those in the horror community.
Lastly, we will also be answering questions from readers and aspiring writers alike. Please email [email protected] to inquire, and keep it 100% HORROR!
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