Each month, 8 horrorphiles and comic book devotees round up the best horror comics for that month and review them. It looks something like this: Pretty cool right? Each judge is well versed in the comics world and probably even more knowledgeable when it comes to horror. At the end of the year, the Ghastly … Continue reading »
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Art by Rebekah Joy Plett FOR SALE!
This is your chance to buy the stunning, grotesquely beautiful, insanely unique art of Rebekah Joy Plett. Rebekah’s art has been featured in several galleries in which the price is generally out of most people’s price range. So here is your chance to buy several of her paintings at a discounted price (NOTE* prices do … Continue reading »
Navigate the difficult-to-define sea of fiction for women!
Do you write or want to write Women’s Literature? Are you struggling getting to the point where you feel great about your manuscript? Check out this fantastic new 3-week intensive online course from LitReactor.com taught by Zoe Fishman, esteemed author and former literary agent. Class Description As a genre, women’s fiction is difficult to … Continue reading »
Would you like to have a literary agent’s knowledge at your fingertips for two weeks?
I’ve had enough experience with writers to know that they almost always feel like this when writing their query letter: Because they know that agents are like this almost every day: You want agents fighting over your query and manuscript like it’s the freaking Ring of Mordor. If you are stuck, feel … Continue reading »
Post Teens Only Want to Read if it Involves Crazy Amounts of Sex
In 1912, Henry Gilbert released his epic novel, Robin Hood. In 1922, released was the stunning Ulysses by James Joyce. Aldous Huxley published the ground breaking Brave New World in 1932. Albert Camus brought us Existentialism with The Stranger and The Myth of Sisyphus in the year 1942. 1952, had us all crying over a … Continue reading »
We work hard. We often work for nothing. But we are rewarded.
It’s moments like these that remind me why I work hard on my passions for no money and little recognition. Moments like these: It’s coming, friends. Continue reading »
NEW PERK for Underneath the Juniper Tree’s Indiegogo Campaign!!! HINT: It’s a mixture of two of my favorite artists!
Award Winning Author Illustrator Kenneth Lamug (aka Rabbleboy) has donated 3 signed prints of his fantastic rendition of Edward Gorey’s The Gashlycrumb Tinies! It’s a killer modern rendition using a range of psychopathic to shining pop culture icons! You can get this perk at a mere 35$ donation! And of course it goes to the … Continue reading »
