I'm guess I'm rewriting this book after going editor notes through from scratch because I was a different writer when I wrote it, so that's cool

Choose Your Own Horror #4 is upon us and everyone can vote! This one will be different than the previous iterations that I think will be more interesting as a reader and challenging as an author.

Sorry I didn't get his name

If your protein powder has the consistency of Ivan Ooze's OOZE when wet, that's a no for me.

🔥SALE🔥 Prime Day is now thru the 26th? COMPLETELY COINCIDENTALLY, ALL OUR E-BOOKS & MAGAZINES ARE 50% OFF THRU THE 26TH. Buy from our webstore, get your books & mags delivered INSTANTLY, + you own them outright! (Sorry, not applicable to preorders) 🖤☠️ store.tenebrouspress.com/collections/...

Saw that coming ☹️

Happy bday man

Even Gods Can Die is if Laird Barron's Blood Standard and Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects had an emo baby with a dëaṫh and ḋyïnġ fixation.

ICYMI The Wingspan of Severed Hands is now an audiobook! haruspex-audio.com/products/the...

Part 3 of sea horror book The Burden They Forgot II is live! The third stage has came and now the world will see what has been rought by Laurence...

Soooo lame, a pillar is the horror scene gone

close friends who are aware of my bizarre, fucked-up personal situation have encouraged (bullied) me to create more of a clear-cut fundraising campaign to help with my upcoming move. if you can chip in, great! thank you! but please only do so if you can spare it. 💚 ko-fi.com/interrobangb...

Lmao wtf

Twin Cities friends: we'll be tabling at the Book Fair for Grown-Ups this July! The first ten people who buy a ticket with the code CURSED23 get 50% off the entrance fee. Can't wait to see you there!

Not a great fan of using AMZ but wanted to try their groundwood paper option. Turned out pretty well: more eco-friendly, colour similar to cream only slightly thinner, no bleed-through, and brings FZS closer to 80s/90s digest genre mags that were inspiration. www.frostzonestories.com/p/issuesbook...

2 more months until Even Gods Can Die releases on Aug 7th! Trying my best to keep the promo train going, because feels like this one needs it the most. I know readers of melancholy will really enjoy, the sort you finish & you're like, "Damn..." Just hoping the algo lets it seen like it deserves.

Homecoming, my little cult/small town horror book, turns 1 today! It was the first book that began my renewed journey of self-publishing and starting my own imprint. It set the aesthetic for artwork for following releases, too. I hope it will continue to find weird horror readers as time trudges on.

Update about starting weightlifting again and for the first time with an ostomy, a new Patron perk, and what I'm currently working and what's to come in June 🌌

Citizens! Get up and dance, there’s been a mugging! Will the crime make it onto the leaderboard? Our May closer is the surreal piece “Citizens!” by Sasha Brown #flashfiction #writingcommunity #amreading #sciencefiction @sashabrown.bsky.social flashfictiononline.com/issues/may-2...

I wish there was a way to buy a library digital books so everyone can read them like physical books. Fuck corporate greed.

Two authors getting $25 for 100 words soon

June 1, 2016, I posted my first horror story to Reddit's NoSleep. June 1, 2026, I'm revealing the cover of my tenth horror book. DEATH IN ITS MANY FORMS 💀 #booksky Cover by @uglybyproxy.bsky.social. Can't recommend him enough! This is my second cover from him. Absolutely wonderful to work with!

"Fraudulent starvation" Cool

ANNOUNCEMENT: The workers of Dark Horse Comics @darkhorse.com are forming a union. Please read our mission statement below. 👇 #DHWU

Holy bargain bin musicians

Guy has never seen a loaf of broad in his life

The concept of Even Gods Can Die was actually born from an intro from an episode of X-Files. I wish I could remember the episode, but it wasn't anything amazing. In it, someone is leaning into a car and doing something to someone.

The concept of Even Gods Can Die was actually born from an intro from an episode of X-Files. I wish I could remember the episode, but it wasn't anything amazing. In it, someone is leaning into a car and doing something to someone.

Senor was a short tale about the battle of dark and light in the form of cosmic hair fibers. While the artwork was wonderful—per usual—the story really left me wanting more. It's one of those reads that you start and finish, feeling "just okay" about it.

The enhanced games are lesser enhanced than regular games

More companies would get my more if a) they had a one-time buy model, and b) sold their products individually. I don't want to pay $5/mo, or buy a box of whatever if I don't even know if I like it.

Out now from @cemeterygatesmedia.bsky.social! It’s summer! Hazel is going on vacation to the middle of the woods. A place with tales of Bigfoot, creepy-crawlies, and a haunted lake. But first, Hazel must help her cousin, Amelia, tell the ultimate scary story at the campfire. shorturl.at/cSuX2

I can't believe I finally get to share this! 😁🎉 #booksky

Does anyone need a Stokercon ticket? I was an idiot and didn't read the fine print, so can't get a refund.

Gradually crumbling into dust while being non-stop busy.

Ghoulish Books (the small press) will be relocating to Minnesota this summer, and we could use some extra $$$ help with moving costs. Anything you can spare is appreciated, thank you! ko-fi.com/interrobangb...

I've been getting this a ton lately. It's so annoying because it sounds like I'm an AI writer defending myself when it's never the case.

New updates! Talking about my trip to the Poconos, frustration with travel, and what I'm currently working on. micahcastle.com/2026/05/19/u...

Forgot to mention the companies paying Google to be first to be brought up in these "conversations"

I swear to god the world will end before IngramSpark responds to my support email

This is fkn gross

Even Gods Can Die, my crime/thriller novella coming August 7, 2026, needs ARC readers! If interested, download a copy: dl.bookfunnel.com/cjaaqh4nxz

Part 2 of the sea horror/thriller novel, The Burden They Forgot II, has dropped! You can read both Part 1, which is free, and Part 2 over on the P site.

The dilemma of asking the authors you highly respect for a blurb but knowing we're all too damn busy all the time so you don't

indie horror is the best horror

Poisoned Folk Tales edited by A.C. Hessenauer, a folk horror anthology, includes my weird/folk tale about a grief-stricken woman coming upon an old woman in the woods, "The Things from the Woods" Originally published in Flame Tree Press's Weird Horror anthology in '22, I'm glad it's been re-homed.

I have no damn idea where to go to find reviewers/readers for crime fiction

I WANNA BUY YOUR STUFF