Annie is a novelist, blogger, nationally award-winning poet, and two-time Bram Stoker Award-nominated short story author.
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The A.N. 10 #9: 2Spooky, the Rhyming Edition
My ninth pick for The A.N. 10 is great timing for October. *evil smile* Who says poetry can’t be horror? “Scarcely Caged” is an oldie but a goodie, and one of the only poems I published directly to my blog … Continue reading
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The A.N. 10 #8: Going Goth (I.e. That Post that Peaked after Crimson Peak)
Happy October!! I know for the past few years I’ve done my #BooksBrewBoo giveaway during October, but this year my plate’s a little too full to manage that, so I’m finishing off my A.N. 10 highlights with three seasonally-appropriate posts. … Continue reading
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NOT The A.N. 10: My New Class ‘Write the Pitch’ at LitReactor!
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The A.N. 10 #7: A Novel Label, or Redundant Redundancy?
Have you ever wondered why some books have a subtitle-ish phrase under the title that just says “a novel”? Even when it’s obvious it’s a novel? Lots of people have. My seventh pick for The A.N. 10 is an older … Continue reading
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The A.N. 10 #6: The Great American Novel is a Horror Novel (Deal with It)
My sixth pick for The A.N. 10 reaaaaally makes me want to re-read a favorite novel. “Thoughts on Beloved by Toni Morrison and Horror’s Literary Problem” is one of those posts that hasn’t gotten enough attention. Not that my post … Continue reading
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