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Beverley's Horror Corner
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Author of A to Z of the "so bad, they're good", the bad and the ugly horror films. Artwork by Jason Miller. https://blackpetal82.wixsite.com/the-poet
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Dive into the world of horror films with my new book "A to Z of The So Bad, They're Good, Bad And Ugly Horror Films." Perfect for fans of notorious horror films. Order your copy today and start your horror film adventure. Link in the comments. #HorrorBook #NonfictionBook
That is an incredibly powerful and practical way to view your work. This mindset fits perfectly with your view on durability.
Day 8 of #31dayhorrorchallenge- Don't answer the phone. This had an interesting premise full of suspense, shocks, and eerie scenes. That cutesy ringtone becomes creepy quickly. The film has some great acting, the cinematography is beautiful but the ending was too twisty for my liking. #HorrorMovies
That is the ultimate long-term perspective! When you focus on the physical durability of a book, you are looking at its life for hundreds of years. It sounds like you are building a legacy that is both physical and legal, a wise approach for a serious author. The long picture, indeed.
That is absolutely wonderful news and a fantastic accomplishment.
That's fantastic. It is clear that for you, durability is as much an element of the art as the plot or prose.
That is a wonderful goal! While the story itself is the primary source of staying power, you can extend its physical existence by focusing on archival-quality production materials and techniques.
Day 7 of #31dayhorrorchallenge- High Society Horror. The set, costumes and cinematography are incredible. Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter do a good job both acting and singing. But there is something that keeps me truly connecting with the film. #HorrorMovies
That's the best kind of cardio. Remember, lugging around that vacuum, scrubbing stubborn spots and climbing stairs all count as real effort.
That is a great observation. Although it is fiction have you read The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch?
Nothing wrong with a little self-promotion.
That is a really good price, unfortunately, life changes mean I can't afford to suplge this time.
I always debate about getting those Giallo collections, even when they are on sale.
That is a very powerful and insightful perspective.
That's lovely. It is always a wonderful feeling.
Book 34 - #NewFears edited by Mark Morris. A really mixed bag of stories that are not connected by theme, but Stephen Gallagher's Shepherds Business is head and shoulders above the rest with such an unexpected twist ending. #HorrorBooks
My problem is that when I have spare time I want to write, not faffing about on a website, which I find completely frustrating. It is that dichotomy of wanting to write but needing to promote.
I do have a website but I am terrible at maintaining it.
Don't Want You Want Me Baby was number one when I was born.
I haven't since 5 or 6 and I know that seeing those might change my mind, but as it stands I am not a fan of 4.
Day 6 of #31dayhorrorchallenge - Sequels I haven't seen. It is not a good sequel, the acting is mediocre and the dialogue is horrendous. #HorrorMovies #MichaelMyers
I want that ghost in the background.
It's officially the time of year when I need a financial intervention. Every store is calling my name with cosy blankets, spooky mugs, cute little gourds, and candles that smell exactly like falling leaves and regret. My wallet is screaming "no," but the aesthetic is saying "yes".
After a whole debacle with my TV, I am finally back on #31dayhorrorchallenge Day 5 - Paranormal Investigation. While I enjoyed this film, the acting is its strength, it is rather unoriginal, mediocre and predictable. #HorrorMovies
That is the absolute, stone-cold truth of modern social planning.
That is such a fantastic observation. That name does have an English aristocrat feel to it.