Shock Totem has gone digital. You can now buy every dark, sexy issue in a digital format. Hooray, yahoo! But even better, you can pick up a copy of Shock Totem: Holiday Tales of the Macabre and Twisted for 99 cents. Take a look at this beauty. Isn’t this a stunning cover? This special holiday [...]
Posts Tagged ‘K. Allen Wood’
Ho Ho Ho: Horror and Holidays
Posted in Writing, tagged dark fiction, happy holidays, horror, Jack Ketchum, Jennifer Pelland, K. Allen Wood, Kevin J. Anderson, Mark Allen Gunnells, Mercedes M. Yardley, Nick Cato, Robert J Duperre, Shock Totem on December 4, 2011 | 2 Comments »
A Wicked Awesome Shock Totem Contest
Posted in Writing, tagged best little contest on the web, contest, cypher, John Skipp, K. Allen Wood, Mercedes M. Yardley, My brain doesn't work like this, Shock Totem, win prizes on November 2, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Hey, everybody! Shock Totem is up to some incredible things. I mean, some really, really cool stuff. I was so excited about Ken’s awesome cypher that I’m just going to post this in its entirety. Give your brain a little exercise and join the contest! It’s all going on at www.shocktotem.com. Ken will take it [...]
In Which Ken Covers For Me
Posted in Writing, tagged bedrest, Jamal W. Hankins, K. Allen Wood, MIA, Shock Totem on June 14, 2011 | 5 Comments »
Hi again! Finally busted out of the hospital after a week. Chances are very good that I’ll go right back in, but in the meantime I’m enjoying being at home and not having an IV stuck in my arm. Good spirits, everybody! Ken, the editor at Shock Totem, called me yesterday. After promptly hanging up on him [...]
The Ugly Side To “Write What You Know”
Posted in Writing, tagged bad advice, boxing, K. Allen Wood, write what you know, writing advice on July 12, 2010 | 20 Comments »
I’m not sure how I feel about the famous “Write What You Know” advice. There’s an ugly flip side to it that says, “Hey, if you don’t know it, then you can’t write about it.” I hate being limited like that, and it lights a dark fire in my skull that shrieks, “Don’t tell me [...]
