Writer of the horrific and fantastic
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| Blog Name: | Writer of the horrific and fantastic |
| Url: | http://blog.terror.co.nz |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | horror, writing, fiction |
| Description: | My pen spews your dreams and bathes them in blood. New Zealand horror writer Lee Pletzers. |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Distractions
I’m typing this at work (naughty me). I have 97 security screens to monitor, over 100 CCTV cameras as back up, phone ringing, listening to Tower (Airport), Marine radio, airport fire service, operation calls, plus logging almost everything I hear. Distractions are a daily part of life. At home, when I’m writing (never do that at work, but get some good ideas at 5am), I have to contend with boy racers (some neat burn-outs there–ah, the memories of doing exactly the same thing 20 years ago), and sometimes the neighbours. Normally I don’t like writing in silence anyway and pump up iTunes once I open Q10. I am wondering how other writers deal with distra
I’m typing this at work (naughty me). I have 97 security screens to monitor, over 100 CCTV cameras as back up, phone ringing, listening to Tower (Airport), Marine radio, airport fire service, operation calls, plus logging almost everything I hear. Distractions are a daily part of life. At home, when I’m writing (never do that at work, but get some good ideas at 5am), I have to contend with boy racers (some neat burn-outs there–ah, the memories of doing exactly the same thing 20 years ago), and sometimes the neighbours. Normally I don’t like writing in silence anyway and pump up iTunes once I open Q10. I am wondering how other writers deal with distra
Where books come to life
This is so neat I had to blog it. Neil Gaiman twittered it after a request from NZ Book Council (wish he’d twitter mine).
This is so neat I had to blog it. Neil Gaiman twittered it after a request from NZ Book Council (wish he’d twitter mine).
HorrorScope: Australian Shadows Award reminder
Reposted from HorrorScope News: Australian Shadows Award reminder The deadline for entering work into the Australian Shadows Award is drawing near (December 31). The Australian Shadows Award is coordinated by the Australian Horror Writers Association and is the peak award for horror fiction in Australia. Entry is open to Australians (and New Zealanders) who have had a work of dark fiction (horror, paranormal, or dark fantasy) published in 2009. Entry is free. This year, the Australian Shadows Award has expanded into three categories: Short Fiction (for short stories), Long Fiction (for n
Reposted from HorrorScope News: Australian Shadows Award reminder The deadline for entering work into the Australian Shadows Award is drawing near (December 31). The Australian Shadows Award is coordinated by the Australian Horror Writers Association and is the peak award for horror fiction in Australia. Entry is open to Australians (and New Zealanders) who have had a work of dark fiction (horror, paranormal, or dark fantasy) published in 2009. Entry is free. This year, the Australian Shadows Award has expanded into three categories: Short Fiction (for short stories), Long Fiction (for n
My suggestion re previous post
Just a thought on the post why cancer will never be cured: In the video the interviewers talk about drug companies not wanting to invest thousands of dollars into testing as it is an old drug and has no patent on it so the big pharms can’t make a major profit on it. We’re talking about a major drug here. Something the world has been searching for, for years. My suggestion is for the giant tobacco companies to fund the testing and development so we can all smoke again. To recoup costs, all they need to do is add a single dollar to each pack (or carton) and within a few years, they are in profit for all directions of business. It’s the perfe
Just a thought on the post why cancer will never be cured: In the video the interviewers talk about drug companies not wanting to invest thousands of dollars into testing as it is an old drug and has no patent on it so the big pharms can’t make a major profit on it. We’re talking about a major drug here. Something the world has been searching for, for years. My suggestion is for the giant tobacco companies to fund the testing and development so we can all smoke again. To recoup costs, all they need to do is add a single dollar to each pack (or carton) and within a few years, they are in profit for all directions of business. It’s the perfe
Why Cancer won’t be cured
Sad but true. Found on blog site: http://mindcontrol101.blogspot.com/
Sad but true. Found on blog site: http://mindcontrol101.blogspot.com/
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