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I'm participating in the NaNoWriMo April Script Frenzy. I was writing my script when all of a sudden "The End" appeared at the bottom of my 10th page, and it's only the 4th day! What do I do now?
Comment by libramoon on April 4, 2013 at 5:52pm Resilience
While in our time together, I feast on
Autumn’s presence, a more wholesome
and unfamiliar pleasure than my custom.
* * *

Greetings All. Been interested in Fantasy/Gothic Horror Fiction for longer than i care to think about. Always described my writing as "Conan vs Dracula". Blessings )O(
Comment by libramoon on March 3, 2013 at 5:47pm patchwork narrative - Service
MAR 3
http://postapocalypse13.tumblr.com/
Service
Abjectly caught up in escape to greater power,
was I compliant, emboldened to succumb
to my deadly ascension?
Did I dare to believe eternal damnation
a better salvation than what I knew
of religious life?
No.
I was but as always supplicant servant
to my master, whatever master sought
whatever service.
There was no trade in compliance.
If silently I questioned assignments
based on strangeness, such wonderings
would have long ceased to entertain.
This master desired blood ritual.
He chose to intoxicate with drug injection
delivered in personal intimacy.
I, as always, did as bidden.
I did not expect the power.
I did not fear the damnation.
I expected, hoped to die, quietly.
I had not agreed, nor desired, to be reborn
as a monster.
I did not understand what I had become.
My sire teased me.
He wanted an acolyte, a minion, a fawning
admirer of his wit, charm, depravity.
I listened to his boasting stories unmoved.
When the hunger hit with such brutal clarity,
slavering instinct, he rejoiced with callous stabs
at camaraderie. He expected we would bond
in the hunt, guru and chela.
I had tasted blood in rituals, piously shared
from a common cup the spoils of sacrifice.
Almost zombie-like, bound servant, my consciousness
separate from my acts, I did as I had been
meticulously taught. I served, without luxury
of opinion, without context in which to question.
Appreciation, admiration, obsequious adoration
had not been among that curriculum. Perhaps those
inculcations would have come later, if I were so
to be groomed.
The vampire who captured me had not thought beyond
the ease of acquisition. Perhaps it was my passivity
that attracted him; yet his desire was for more active
participation in his fantasy.
I accepted his lead out of habit, stealthily into the night.
We approached a tipsy companionship of two young men
passing an alley as they headed out from partying.
Certainly they expected robbery, and defense from their
trusty revolvers.
I was as surprised as they appeared when their bullets
passed through me without comment.
I think they were more surprised when we bodily attacked,
took more precious fare than cash.
Invigorated with fresh blood, devastated by rumination,
the implications of what I had done, become, reeling
between feeling so much better and so much worse,
I began to imagine options. I began to approach understanding
that I might become free of abject servitude to powerful masters,
from that definition.
Comment by libramoon on December 14, 2012 at 8:37pm Year of Prophecies latter days
http://lunaramble.blogspot.com/2012/12/year-of-prophecies-latter-da...
Who here is doing NaNoWriMo? I'm up over 16K words, and my story keeps diverging in new directions.
Comment by Shadowstorm Norwicca on November 8, 2012 at 2:14pm Shadow Realm Inc LLC Publishing Company
Comment by libramoon on October 31, 2012 at 5:43pm Samhainic Verse
a blast from wayback:
http://web.archive.org/web/20091027151908/http://geocities.com/libramoon.geo/cosmicpoetry.html
Comment by Gary Val Tenuta on September 10, 2012 at 7:50am Finally! The paperback edition of my novel, "Ash: Return Of The Beast" has been released. The Kindle edition has been available for a few months. The reviews have been great so far. Knock on holly wood. :-)
REVIEWS:
"A page turner... dragging you into a world where few authors have successfully gone... to the Gates of Hell and back! The thrill ride alone is worth the purchase." - Valerie Bowen, author of the Mind of a Madman series
"I loved how [the author] pulled me into the world of demons, devils and the rock stars on their path to revenge. What happened to that “rock star” as a boy horrifies me, but what happens to him because of that horrifies me even more. It is a spine-chilling tale that truly belongs in any horror reader’s collection. The character creation is fabulous." - Christina M. Condy, Australia, goodreads.com reviewer
"Wow...Dan Brown fans watch out! It's gripping, tantalizing... I was hooked by the end of the first chapter and literally unwilling to put it down!" - Nikki, book blogger at Close Encounters With The Night Kind
"A good break after all the boy-meets-girl plots. Good writing... interesting concepts... a riddle and some clues to solve... I was reminded of Dennis Lehane. Very different from other horror fiction stories... even gave the whole Necronomicon tale a new spin." - Cyma R. Kahn, goodreads.com reviewer
"A riveting occult crime thriller. I couldn't put it down." - Rai Aren, goodreads.com reviewer, author of Secret Of The Sands
"A close-the-drapes-and-hang-onto-your-seat-read. Highly recommend it." - Meredith Wright Hutchins, attorney, Olympia, WA
"Filled with magick... at times drawing one into the evil." - Ellen In Atlanta, amazon.com reviewer
"Plenty of atmosphere and a compelling narrative. A worthwhile roller-coaster ride." - Bob Freeman, author of The Descendant
"What a great story – fast paced and exciting, right to the end." - Roxanne Bland, Of Werewolves And Other Strangers
"Excellent read! Exciting, really moves right along & a wee touch of romance. You wont be sorry!" - Sue McRae., Stanwood, WA
"A tingly, spine-chilling little entry that belongs in any true horror aficionado's collection." - Wendy Potocki, author of The White Lady Murders
"An ending you will never see coming! Highly recommended!" - Lila L. Pinord, author of In Time, Min's Monster, and Skye Dancer
KINDLE (U.S.) $3.99 - http://amzn.com/B006J6HRGE
KINDLE (U.K.) - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B006J6HRGE
PAPERBACK (U.S.) $12.95 - http://amzn.com/1478314192
PAPERBACK (U.K.) £9.95 - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1478314192
Comment by Schmeltz on September 10, 2012 at 3:26am Just wanted to say hi to everyone. I think of myself as a fiction writer because I've spent more than a small amount of time over the years creating fantasy worlds complete with histories and religions.
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