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Author Archives: Angela Yuriko Smith
2019 Bram Stoker Awards® Final Ballot
The Horror Writers Association (HWA) is pleased to release the Final Ballot for the 2019 Bram Stoker Awards®. The HWA (see http://www.horror.org/) is the premier writers organization in the horror and dark fiction genre, with over 1,600 members. We have presented the … Continue reading
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My “Pussy Magic” Debut
Don’t let the name put you off. I’m chuffed today to share that my poem “Neglected Altars” is up on Pussy Magic today. My poem is a linked haiku chain. It’s coincidence that I posted two haiku chains in two … Continue reading
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Jewel, Epic Haiku Chain
Back in 2018 I celebrated Women in Horror and NaHaiWriMo by writing an epic, long haiku chain. Like this month where I’ve been sharing a feminine themed horror haiku a day, in 2018 I shared a haiku everyday but all … Continue reading
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Demon or Duolingo?
Today my story “Soft Deadline” went up on Elaine Pascale’s blog to celebrate Women in Horror month. Originally published in Trickster’s Treat’s III: Seven Deadly Sins (Things in the Well) something interesting and creepy happened during the writing I still can’t … Continue reading
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#TBT: Toasting Betty Ballantine
Yesterday we celebrated Elizabeth Jones Ballantine (September 25, 1919 – February 12, 2019), better known as Betty Ballantine, an American publisher, editor, and writer. She was born during the Raj to a British colonial family. After her marriage to Ian … Continue reading
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The DreamForge Connection
Speculative fiction is the most inclusive genre. In the realms of fantasy, horror and science fiction anything, and anyone, is possible. This is why it is so important to support the open mindset that accompanies speculative creativity. To that end, … Continue reading
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Review: The Man Who Married Death by Amy Langevin
Here is a book after my own heart and a brilliant pitch-black romantic read about a man who proposes—and marries—Death. Told in poetic forms, be prepared to dip into madness with Zylen LaRocque, the sexy psychopath who charms Death. When … Continue reading
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Week One: WiHM11/NaHaiWriMo
The first week of Women in Horror comes to a close and I am happy I was able to keep up with it. I’ve written a horror haiku with a darker feminine theme everyday so far. I’m posting them on … Continue reading
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#TBT: What is/isn’t Haiku?
Throwback Thursday is back with a post from 2017 talking about what makes a haiku. Think you know how to 5-7-5? Some of what I learned about haiku might surprise you. Originally inspired by to NaHaiWriMo, this post explains how the Japanese … Continue reading
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Women in Horror Month 11
February is one of my favorite months. It begins with Groundhog Day, my favorite holiday after Halloween. Betty Ballantine, one of my heroines celebrates her birthday this month. It’s National Write a Haiku Month and, of course, Women in Horror … Continue reading
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