Welcome to Innsmouth
What Were they Thinking?
I didn’t get round to sharing this link on here when it was first recorded. Col and I had the ‘pleasure’ of discussing The Castle of Otranto with the incredible author Violet Fenn. I’ve used speech marks around the word ‘pleasure’ not because I don’t enjoy chatting with Violet (she’s awesome) but the choice of … Continue reading What Were they Thinking?
Conversations with Dead Serial Killers
Just a reminder that Conversations with Dead Serial Killers is currently available for pre-order. The book is going to be released on Valentine’s Day and it tells the story of two brothers connected by a shared passion. In the novel, this is how we meet the elder of the two brothers: Derek Turner. “I’m getting … Continue reading Conversations with Dead Serial Killers
Monday Morning Update
These last three months have been a whirlwind of research and writing. In an attempt at authenticity and accuracy, I’ve learned more about serial killers than I thought it was possible for someone to know without actually being a serial killer. To some extent this has been a disturbing journey because some of these individuals … Continue reading Monday Morning Update
What Were They Thinking?
This is a link to the podcast Col and I recorded late last year where we chatted about Dickens’s A Christmas Carol. This is probably one of the most entertaining classic books I’ve read in a long time and it was well worth reacquainting myself with the original text.
News From Innsmouth
Just a helpful reminder that all of the stories from Innsmouth are available on Kindle Unlimited. The books are receiving some rave reviews and I believe they’re well worth checking out. This is a link to the series on Amazon: Innsmouth.
Monday Update
As I’ve mentioned numerous times, I’m currently writing a book about serial killers and psychics. Conversations with Dead Serial Killers is now available for pre-order and should be released on Valentine’s Day. For my own amusement I’ve been having some fun with this and taking genuine quotes from some of these sick and twisted murderers … Continue reading Monday Update
The Problem with Serial Killers: BTK (Dennis Rader)
Dennis Rader murdered 10 people in Sedgwick County, Kansas between 1974 and 1991. He was given the name BTK because of his trademark MO which followed the cruel and simplistic process of Bind, Torture and Kill. Rader was born in 1945 and, although this is a year before the Boomer Generation began, he made a … Continue reading The Problem with Serial Killers: BTK (Dennis Rader)
The Judge’s House by Bram Stoker
The Ash & Col Podcast is, once again, live. This week we’ve been talking about one of my favourite horror shorts: The Judge’s House by Bram Stoker. It was interesting going back to this story because, whilst it’s an effective piece of writing that works well as a piece of horror literature, revisiting the story … Continue reading The Judge’s House by Bram Stoker
Book Update
Conversations with Serial Killers I’ve done very little writing this week. Here’s a picture of my dog.
The Problem with Serial Killers: John George Haigh
The Acid Bath Murderer John George Haigh was born on 24th July 1909 in Stamford Lincolnshire. Whilst he is known as one of the UK’s most despicable serial killers, it should be remembered that he was a stupid fucking idiot with the brains and likeability of fish in the office microwave. Haigh was brought up … Continue reading The Problem with Serial Killers: John George Haigh
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