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Question: How do you feel fiction-writing and screen-writing compare? Gothic.net’s Panel of Experts weight in on the ways fiction-writing and screenwriting compare. Some of our experts feel writing fiction allows for more intricate character development and internal monologues, while writing for the screen requires a tighter focus on action and dialogue. Some find that writing for film or television requires more collaboration with directors, producers, and actors, while writing a novel or short story allows for more solitary creativity. Some find it all comes down […]
February 24th, 2023 | Filed under Headline,Professional | Read More »
Question: Do you like doing readings and signings? Interestingly, more than three quarters of us like or mostly like doing reading and/or signings. For some of us readings and signings are a crucial way of staying in touch with the people who read our work, an up-close-and-personal method for getting a sense of what the readers enjoy and what does not move them. We like being in front of an audience who cares about what we do. When Gothic.net asked the Panel of Experts this […]
May 19th, 2012 | Filed under Books,Events,Headline,Horror,Professional | Read More »
Dark Delicacies hosted a signing today for Joe Nassise, Hugh Sterbakov, Michael Mallory, John Palisano, and Richard Finney. Richard Finney even offered a special bonus deal: Buy Angel of Light and also get a Dark Delicacies gift certificate plus a copy of Demon Days. Angel of Light is the sequel to Demon Days and both books were co-written with D.L. Snell. Today at 2 p.m., Dark Delicacies presents Joe Nassise signing his zombie novel By the Blood of Heroes: The Great Undead War, Hugh Sterbakov […]
May 19th, 2012 | Filed under Books,Headline | Read More »
Question: Does a storyline seem more or less frightening to you, when BDSM themes are included, such as those in Hellraiser or Ichi the Killer? Some of us find BDSM imagery aesthetically pleasing or erotic and some of us find it unappealing or dull. However, we nearly universally feel that, no matter what the elements of a story are, the most important feature is the skill of the story creator. A story is not necessarily scarier for utilizing BDSM themes. Some of us might find […]
October 5th, 2011 | Filed under Books,Headline,Horror,Movies,Professional | Read More »
Question: What was the first movie or book or television show that scared you? We are a motley bunch with both some pretty disparate and even shocking influences and some very real commonalities. Some of the answers here are eye-openingly unique and some are horror classics. Given that the question is about the first media which scared us, it is no surprise that some children’s fare made the list of our Gothic.net Panel of Experts. Probably to be expected that the Wizard of Oz was […]
May 18th, 2011 | Filed under Books,Dark TV,Headline,Horror,Movies | Read More »
The Harrow Press is going to publish a supernatural crime anthology, called Mortis Operandi, edited by Kfir Luzzatto and Dru Pagliassotti. D. L. Snell has published an interview with the editors about their tastes on Market Scoops. MORTIS OPERANDI: CALL FOR STORIES Now open to submissions Editors: Kfir Luzzatto and Dru Pagliassotti MORTIS OPERANDI is looking for stories that revolve around the investigation of a crime and in which the supernatural plays a central role. While we’re expecting a fair share of murders, we strongly […]
February 15th, 2011 | Filed under Professional | Read More »
D.L. Snell has edited such works as Kim Paffenroth’s Dying To Live series, and has sold stories to anthologies such as Blood Lite: Overbite from Pocket Books. With Richard Finney, Snell wrote his second novel, Demon Days. For D.L. Snell’s Market Scoops, Snell helps writers tailor submissions for specific markets by interviewing editors at book publishers, magazines, and anthologies. You can find all Gothic.net articles and fiction relating to D. L. Snell at tag D. L. Snell. web site: Exit 66 Twitter: @dlsnell Facebook: D. […]
February 15th, 2011 | Filed under Who's Who | Read More »
