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In 1809, Dr. James Devizes made camp in a low valley some 2000 miles north-west of Portland, Maine.
With him were his wife (Arabelle), their three children (James Jr., Anne and Elizabeth), his colleague Dr. Arthur Holker, five employees and their families and six of the most cruel, twisted, criminally insane inmates from Bethlam Hospital in England.
In 1810, the settlers christened the community New Bedlam.
And things started to go wrong…
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A handful of outcasts meet in a darkened room above the New Bedlam Library, years after …

I swear Twitter is evil. I spend more time twittering than I do writing posts for my various blogs and writing in general. I really do need to rectify that, don’t I? Well, if nothing else, follow me (check the sidebar) and you’ll know what’s going on at any given time in the day. Usually.
Now, I’ve got some things coming up that I thought I’d tease you with. First off, Louise Bohmer has graciously taken the time from her crazy schedule of editing and promoting her novel, The Black Act, …

The last Friday of every month, I’ll be posting a new Writersphere. I may or may not add another posting during a month, depending on whether or not there is a lot of news to relate.
This week:
The Funky Werepig returns from Horrorfind with someone else’s shoes and what might be damning evidence to dispose of. Or at least, a handful of funny-ha-has and giggles to be shared during the show. Stop by, call in and give Baloo’s butt a pinch from me. This week’s special guests are friends from Liquid …

I just received an email from LB Goddard at The Monsters Next Door, letting me know that The Lion Roared has been accepted for publication in the special edition of the magazine, titled Road Trip.
Having first appeared on The Moonlit Path website as an honorable mention, then in Tainted: Tales of Terror and the Supernatural from Strange Publications, this’ll be it’s third publication. I’ve only subbed that story four times… it seems to be the most appreciated one of the bunch. After this my darling shall rest quietly in a …

It’s now official – the L B F in variant forms attached to my name, now stands for Lethal Bloody Flirt. And congratulations go to Heather Wildman aka Scribblequeen, for the suggestion, winning her a signed copy of Tainted! Which means she can get all cuddly with me and Will Prescott at the same time. Yea, methinks she dubbed me rightly. Hehe!
To go with this news, I want to announce that I’m back into a dark romance -no I’m not hopping the romfail bandwagon because frankly I have no idea …