J. P. Cane

Tag: vampires

  • Vampire Haiku: A Quick Bite of Dracula

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    Inspired by my recent Working Title podcast with poet Hope Whitby and in honor of National Poetry Month, I thought I’d challenge myself to write some haikus this month. But I need focus. What can I base these brief poems on? Vampires, certainly. Hmm. Guess I should start with Dracula. Warmer. Ah-ha! How about a…

  • Interview with Author Peggy Christie

    Interview with Author Peggy Christie

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    Conventions and unconventional horror. October is Vampire Author Month (according to me), so in episode 38 of Working Title podcast, I chat with horror writer, Peggy Christie, about her love of vampires and her explanation of their literary longevity.

  • Review of The Scribbled Victims

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    The Scribbled Victims tells a familiar tale of the vampire tradition in a way that’s different, emotionally compelling, and doesn’t shy from the horror of the vampire condition. I appreciate that Tomoguchi’s vampires need human blood to survive, though as the author shows, one cannot live on blood alone.

  • Interview with Author Robert Tomoguchi

    Interview with Author Robert Tomoguchi

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    Believeing in yourself and your story. October is Vampire Authors Month (according to me), so in episode 37 of Working Title podcast, I speak with Robert Tomoguchi, author of The Scribbled Victims, which he first wrote as a screenplay, and is now a vampire series. We take a peak at script writing and pitching to…

  • My First Author Signing October 20

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    Perfect for the Halloween season, Book People has graciously offered to host my first book signing for Shadows Within. It will take place on Saturday, October 20, 1-3 p.m. More details on Book People’s website. In Shadows Within, Reed Williams and his bride honeymoon in Paris where they are attacked. She’s killed while he survives…