Flirting with Fear

The genre of Horror stretches over a wide range of media. Extending over movies, music videos, dance routines, and books. This blog will focus on the glorious genre of Horror Fiction written into novels. Books have the ability to teach, entertain, amuse, and (my personal favorite) terrify. I will be profiling various books falling under this category. Most of them will involve murder, romance, God, the supernatural, and themes of savagery, hideousness, and outrage. Every Horror lover’s dream.

Friday, June 1, 2012

Want to See Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter at Midnight?

AbeTheHunter just announced on Twitter a contest by HotTopic to win a midnight screening of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. To enter, visit https://www.facebook.com/hottopic/app_239147162857928 and then just fill out the submission.

You don’t have to buy anything.

The information is not shared with Facebook.

The winner will be announced June 15^th. The actual release of the movie will be June 22^nd.

If you do win, you’ll get to invite 49 friends to see the midnight screening in your OWN hometown!

Can’t hurt to try right?

I myself have terrible luck and am really just entering for fun. I can’t wait to see the movie and read the book. I just ordered the book and am ecstatic to read and review it!

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Author Quotes

“Description begins in the writer’s imagination, but should finish in the reader’s.” - Stephen King, On Writing

“The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown” - H.P. Lovecraft, Supernatural Horror in Literature

“Searchers after horror haunt strange, far places.” - H.P. Lovecraft

"Things conceived by minds and made by hands can never be quite the same, even when they try their best to be identical, because we're never the same from day to day or even moment to moment."

- Stephen King, Bag of Bones

"'...Jurors love motives. So do people who read mystery novels and thrillers. Without a motive we feel cheated. The plot needs to make sense. We're addicted to explanations. But in the real world, some things don't have an easy explanation. Motives are never clear, never distinct, never exact.'"

- Steven James, The Pawn

Flirting with Fear

Friday, June 1, 2012

Want to See Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter at Midnight?

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