Author Archives: Annie Neugebauer
The Skeleton
The Skeleton Jiggly-jaggly bones shaking as he moves along, perambulating these halls as if he could belong… *click photo to enlarge poem © Annie Neugebauer 2011. All rights reserved. art © Andie Wolf 2012. All rights reserved. Share this:
A Quick Intro
This might seem odd, but I’m going to post today’s blog in 2 parts: this one, the explanation, and the next one, the content. If you subscribe to my blog through emails, you’ll get two this morning. My apologies for … Continue reading
20 Spooky Poems: Suggested Reading for the Halloween Season
Click here to skip to the list of poems. I would say that most people probably don’t regularly read poetry, which is a shame. I certainly understand, though, that it just isn’t a priority for many people. For one thing, it … Continue reading
Why Horror Should Be Its Own Genre
Hi guys! This week I am truly honored to be hosted at my professional organization’s blog. The HWA (Horror Writers Association) is doing “Halloween Haunts” this October. Thirty-one days of stories, discussions, interviews, and book giveaways… I’m in. And today my … Continue reading
What the Way You Retweet Says about You
If you spend as much time on Twitter as I do (and I’m not even one of the worst/best!) you have likely become fluent in the subtleties of the strange language that is the tweet. If you’re brand new, you’re … Continue reading




