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Originally Posted by hammerfan
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We have 3 that don't come around anymore: RoderickUsher (Sean Keller), Doc Faustus (Garrett Cook), and neverending (Lee Widener).
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I haven't used a real forum in years, to be honest. I actually miss forums like this one, so I decided to get back into them. There's something personal and neighbourly about places like this that you can't find on Facebook.
I hope RoderickUsher, Doc Faustus, and neverending are doing well for themselves as writers. Art of any kind is a long arduous road. Do they self-publish or submit their work through publishing companies? I'm considering self-publishing because it gives me more control over the finished product. Yeah, it will take more ingenuity and hard work on my part, but I've struggled this long with my art. I can struggle some more.
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Originally Posted by Repo'd
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JakeAshworth has shared some terrific stuff that he's written.
There's also a few people here who write really solid film reviews, horcrux being particularly good.
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I met horcrux in another thread. They seem like a cool person. Actually, everyone in this entire forum seems pretty cool. I'll have to read some of their reviews when I get a chance.
What kind of stuff does JakeAshworth write? Reviews, short stories, etc?
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Originally Posted by The Villain
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I have 3 published novels and another im fixing up before sending to Deadite Press
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I know I just met you the other day, but I'm honestly proud of you. You seem like a cool person, by the way. The fact that you have three novels under your belt shows that you've accomplished a lot. What type of horror do you like to write, may I ask? Zombies, vampires, werewolves, serial killers, etc? I'm a plotter, not a pantser, so it takes me forever to finish a work of fiction. I have a love-hate relationship with everything I write.
I usually write satiric horror or serial killer horror, but I'm trying to branch out into monster fiction and science fiction as well. Horror will always be my passion. I have three screenplays under my belt, but no published works of fiction. I need to get myself into gear.
I checked out
Deadite Press' website. They look pretty freaking cool. I didn't know they existed. I've heard from various authors that you get a lot of rejection letters through publishing companies. How did you find Deadite Press?