About me: Indie author, book reviewer, professor, and librarian. I write The Horror Tree's weekly newsletter. Here to support and uplift the indie writing community. My novella, WE HAUNT THESE WOODS is coming-of-age horror with folklore elements.

Expect dog pictures and writing related content.

I've been quiet for a while because I've been hard at work on a project that I will be able to announce soon.

Watch this space for info if you like:
The Craft X Southern Gothic
Witchy vibes
LGBTQIA+ rep
Coming-of-age
trailer parks

I can't wait to shout about this! #amwriting

The 2 volume folk horror anthology The Old Ways is up at 'Zon. The first story in the first volume is "Scarecrow" by Bradley Don Richter. Find out why "In San Cuervo, California, a boy is not a man until he’s smoked Scarecrow."

Volume 1:

My short fiction collection The Best of Our Past, the Worst of Our Future is out today. Surreal, strange, and sometimes experimental horror. I wrote about it here: https://christinogle.subst...

Proud to announce the release of The Old Ways, a two volume folk horror anthology from Eerie River Publishing, with stories selected by Yours Truly. Through Feb 24th, you can get Vols 1 & 2 discounted as an ebook bundle. Featuring some amazing authors, let me invite you to partake of... The Old Ways

Are we Spouters? Sputterers? Spurts? I'm having a social media platform identity crisis. 😂

Like to read books, but you're broke? Obviously, the library, BUT... if you can't make it there, MetaStellar has a list of the best scifi/fantasy books that are currently free on 'Zon.

The Horror Tree's newsletter this week, with a round up of articles on writing craft, the business of writing, and general writing stuff. Also some recommended free fiction reads. Enjoy!

Look, I'm bereft, too, to not be in New Orleans tomorrow. But we can still be festive!
Join Gotham Writers for our Friday Write-Ins—it's guided writing, teaching, sharing, and community. Bring your own snacks!
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This drops in just one week. Over the moon to be part of this. #horror #weird

We read (and we write) for the same reason: to understand ourselves, others, and the world.

Ever since the highly publicized banning of the book Maus, it went from a book that mostly sat on the shelf in my library with occasional interest to constantly circulating. I can't tell you how long it had sat, not being read up until the banning.

My dogs tell me that it is, in fact, called Bow-Wow-entine's Day, and it is customary to bring home puppy treats to your best pals.

This face wouldn't lie to me, would it? Currently fact checking her claims...

Diving into this book tonight. Blurbed as "... a hauntingly beautiful horror that explores loss, fear and love in a way that will speak to kids. Reminiscent of Halloween Tree, Into the Gray is perfect for fans of Coraline and Wendell & Wild."

I can't wait!

My first time putting together an anthology, and I'm very pleased with how it came out. If you like Folk Horror, rituals, and sacrifice, then let me invite you to partake of... The Old Ways.

#WelcomeEveryone

About me: Indie author, book reviewer, professor, and librarian. I write The Horror Tree's weekly newsletter. Here to support and uplift the indie writing community. My novella, WE HAUNT THESE WOODS is coming-of-age horror with folklore elements.

Expect dog pictures and writing related content.