Even The Company Of The Mad Was

As A Teenager, I Read A Lot Of H.p. Lovecraft, So I Wrote Like H.p. Lovecraft. And In My 20s, I Read A Lot Of Ross Macdonald And Raymond Chandler, So I Wrote Like Those Guys. But, Little By Little, You Develop Your Own Style.

Go Now. Our Journey Is Done. And May We Meet Again, In The Clearing, At The End Of The Path.

Terror. When You Come Home And Notice Everything You Own Has Been Taken Away And Replaced By An Exact Substitute. It’s When The Lights Go Out And You Feel Something Behind You-you Hear It-you Feel Its Breath Against Your Ear, But When You Turn Around There’s Nothing There.

If You Don't Have Time To Read, You Don't Have The Time (or The Tools) To Write. Simple As That.

Description Begins In The Writer’s Imagination, But Should Finish In The Reader’s.