Category Archives: Books

Guest Post: Erin Thorne

Posted on May 8, 2015 by maronovitz2015

My Note: Erin is plainly one of the most exciting current writers of weird fiction. I was pleased to receive a response from her on Facebook a few years ago when I designed the site to attract fellow writers, editors, … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: Jason Brock

Posted on May 1, 2015 by maronovitz2015

My Note: I have known Jason for better than four years now, and he is a living example of a Renaissance Man. A pioneer in film, music, authoring, and editing, Jason is a force in the world of weird fiction … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: Author Marie Lavender

Posted on April 25, 2015 by maronovitz2015

My Note: Marie Lavender is a phenomenal writer of romance fiction. She is the consummate professional, and I am quite fortunate to have made her acquaintance. I find romance and horror to be strangely similar actually, first by way of … Continue reading →

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Links To My Latest Guest Blog Postings!

Posted on April 23, 2015 by maronovitz2015

I am fortunate enough to have landed a number of opportunities for “guest blogging” on a variety of awesome blog spaces.  These are my latest four. 1) Dropped Pebbles is an amazing blog spot, and I give a huge shout … Continue reading →

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Guest Blog Post: Author and Editor C.M. Muller

Posted on April 22, 2015 by maronovitz2015

My Note: C.M. Muller is a wonderful up and coming writer. The word I think of when describing his work is “atmospheric.” Thank you for the guest post, CM. Pick a plot. Put up a marker. Etch something into the … Continue reading →

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Talking About Writing!

Posted on April 19, 2015 by maronovitz2015

I am currently a part of an exciting writer’s group at Delaware County Community College, where fellow professors and other aspiring writers meet once every other week. I started the group by utilizing a model established by professor, editor, author, … Continue reading →

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My Review of ‘The Cliffhouse Haunting’ a Novel by Tamara Thorne and Alistair Cross

Posted on April 16, 2015 by maronovitz2015

The Cliffhouse Haunting A Novel by Tamara Thorne and Alistair Cross * Spoiler Alert * To best enjoy The Cliffhouse Haunting, it might be necessary to revisit the origin (or at least the semi-recent history) of the carnival, and note … Continue reading →

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New Short Story in the Works!

Posted on April 16, 2015 by maronovitz2015

I have completed a new short story. It hit me a few days ago, and I came off the novel I have been writing since September to make this new idea materialize. Not to give spoilers, but it is my … Continue reading →

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The Author’s Graveyard: What a Name!

Posted on April 15, 2015 by maronovitz2015

I named this blog ‘The Author’s Graveyard’ primarily because of the impact the banner picture at the top of each screen had and still has on me. I searched long and hard for the image that would define my writing, … Continue reading →

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The Witch of the Wood

Posted on April 10, 2015 by maronovitz2015

The Witch of the Wood Professor Rudy Barnes attends a faculty in-service meeting and falls in love with one of the office staff members named April Orr.  They have an explicit affair, and she turns out to be someone different … Continue reading →

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