horror movies
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For me, spooky season always kicks off with Colorado Festival of Horror. Nothing gets me more in the spirit than a full weekend of horror films, panels, celebrities, costumes, and events.
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I just returned from a trip to Tennessee/Georgia to perform with my metal belly dance troupe, the Corpsewax Dollies.
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The horror genre has always reflected current fears in society. Horror is how we explore and face them. It is our playground where we exercise the worst what ifs. Post-pandemic, mid global political turmoil, fully in climate collapse, what are we scared of?
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My debut novel, Savages, will be re-released with a complete sequel, Savage Island.
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I am following up a short story publication with a new novel in 2026! Not only a new book but my first published story that is not horror!
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This year, at the request of the Midnight Monster Club, I adapted the game for the holiday season, replacing any horror movie with holiday or winter horror movies and coming up with festive categories.
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Year #9 at the Telluride Horror Show! This year, there was no traumatizing child injury, so I had a much more typical experience.
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Summer sprinted to an end, landing us in September. For me, spooky season starts with Colorado Festival of Horror (CoFoH). Horror may be year-round for me, but the CoFoH weekend of horror movies, celebrities, and art sets the tone for the impending October and Halloween surge.
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Every book release is different. For Savages, I had a new baby and a toddler. Followers came in the aftermath of COVID. Red Walls, my sixth and newest book, comes at a time of personal turmoil (and honestly, global turmoil but we’ll keep this blog in the microcosm).
