Category Archives: writing

Self-Made Monsters By Rebecca Cuthbert (Book Review By Michael Errol Swaim)

A quick note from Weird Wide Web Editor-In-Chief, Lindsey Goddard: I don’t normally chime in on blog reviews written by fellow authors, but I enjoyed Self-Made Monsters by Rebecca Cuthbert so much, I want to take this opportunity to personally endorse it! This is a collection that plucks out all the suffering of the humanContinueContinue reading “Self-Made Monsters By Rebecca Cuthbert (Book Review By Michael Errol Swaim)”

WRITING CONTEST NEWS!

The first annual Weird Wide Web fiction competition went off without a hitch! Stats: 157 short stories received. And in the 10 weeks it took us between the contest start date and making our final decisions, only 2 stories were withdrawn! Which means most of you hung on until the bitter end! Thank you! Yes!ContinueContinue reading “WRITING CONTEST NEWS!”

9 Horror Stories: The Sequel by Josh Darling book review by Michael Errol Swaim

“Machine Gun Prose,” the blurb by Ramsey Campbell on the front of the book says. If that isn’t enough to interest you, then maybe this review will. Short fiction will always have a special place in my soul. I love to read it. I love to write it. I’ve been reading and writing most ofContinueContinue reading “9 Horror Stories: The Sequel by Josh Darling book review by Michael Errol Swaim”

Hell Hath No Fury Like Barbie Wilde  

They say “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned”. I say fury has never known a woman like Barbie Wilde. From movies, to television, to her works as a published author, Barbie’s fury is not one of anger, but a wild and creative force filled with a creative expression that is undeniable. From ourContinueContinue reading “Hell Hath No Fury Like Barbie Wilde  “

The Day Of The Door By Laurel Hightower – Book Review

The Day of the Door sunk its hooks in me right away. I had no knowledge of the plot going in. Hadn’t even read the synopsis. And this story touched on all my deepest cringes. I’ve never been able to wrap my head around harming a child. The character of Stella is exactly the typeContinueContinue reading “The Day Of The Door By Laurel Hightower – Book Review”

Meet Horror Host Miss Misery

I first met *Horror Host Miss Misery* because I’m a spooky author, and she writes and compiles spooky books. A friendship meant to be! She’s a fellow horror addict, and I dig that. I know her as Reyna. But no matter her title, she’s a great guest, and I’m thrilled to have her join us for a Q & A sesh here at Weird Wide Web!

Sapphic Inquiries – Getting Intimate With Sapphire Lazuli

Writer / director Sapphire Lazuli joins me for Women In Horror Month as we talk about life, poetry, darkness, evil, built things, living things, and growing up trans in a dreadful world! Don’t miss this short interview with a bright and rising star.

What Do Ya Know! It’s Caitlin Marceau!

Caitlin Marceau is a queer author and lecturer based in Montreal. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing, is an Active Member of the Horror Writers Association, and has spoken about genre literature at several Canadian conventions. She spends most of her time writing horror and experimental fiction, but has also been published for poetry as well as creative non-fiction.