Bastille Day Is About Revolution Some Thrones Deserve to Fall Most people celebrate Bastille Day with fireworks, champagne, and celebrations that stretch long into the night. It's a day built around liberty. Around the idea that no one is above the people. That power, no matter how absolute it appears, can be challenged. It's a … Continue reading Glittering Little Guillotine: A Dark Bastille Day Assassin Thriller
History
Exclusive Book Preview: ‘Bound by Betrayal’ Teaser, Ghostly Adventures, and Freebies Await!
Hello, my Freaky Darlings!Greetings from a warm and sunny South Africa. We’re celebrating Heritage Day today and get to have an extra-long weekend. We have a pretty diverse culture, and most of us come from a rather mixed bag of cultures. I have English, Scottish and Irish blood on my mother’s side of the family. … Continue reading Exclusive Book Preview: ‘Bound by Betrayal’ Teaser, Ghostly Adventures, and Freebies Await!
Phanagoria and Spooky Reads
Hello, my Freaky Darlings!While it continues to be a shit show on the global front, things have been going pretty well in my little author world. I signed a release and finalised edits for one of my stories in an upcoming anthology. I'll share more on that closer to the time of publication. I've also … Continue reading Phanagoria and Spooky Reads
The History of Horror
Hello my Freaky Darlings, Last week we discussed what horror is, this week we'll be chatting about the history of horror. 'Grief is timeless, Mary Shelley was, in a very cathartic manner, writing about the loss of her daughter, taking the power of god to breathe new life into dead flesh, Poe knew death intimately … Continue reading The History of Horror
Joan De La Haye 