May 2 brings what will surely be one of 2017’s best anthologies to official life! Note that I didn’t qualify that with ” literary horror” or “weird fiction.” I believe Shadows & Tall Trees 7 will be one of the year’s best collections of stories, full stop. Some of the very brightest stars in dark […]
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I believe in writing on a sentence and paragraph level. (I enjoy reading the same way in most cases, and what is a writer but a sponge?) Yes, I want to be swept along by the story I am telling, and this is also my goal. Quite often writing slowly and being swept along are […]
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I think I’m far enough along now to look back with a smidgen of hindsight at what type of writer I am and will be in the foreseeable future. I spend a good bit of my work fixated on the mundanely, beautifully human while the horrific pushes into its bubble from the outside. My story […]
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A story of mine from 2013 recently went out of print, so I thought I’d share it on my blog. I find that I still enjoy it, and it gives me a little window into my evolution. “Have a Blessed Day” was originally published in Diabolic Tales III. Enjoy!
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The folks over at Unnerving have incredibly kind things to say about Greener Pastures. Many thanks to Eddie for reading the book and passing along his thoughts.
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My novella “The Tired Sounds, A Wake” is up for pre-order from Dim Shores! There are only 200 of these being printed, and no ebook version, so if you’d like one, act fast. By the end of the first day, 40% had sold already. Justine Jones is providing the beautiful cover art along with three […]
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Many thanks to William Grabowski for the kind words about Greener Pastures! Read the review over at Hellnotes. According to Grabowski, “Greener Pastures clearly displays the arrival of a major talent, and I look forward to future work by Michael Wehunt.”
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The Haunted Omnibus recently posted an in-depth and thoughtful review of Greener Pastures. I very much appreciate the time and effort put into this just as much as the kind words themselves. I was also asked to answer some interview questions, and I was pleased to find that they were equally in-depth and thoughtful. The […]
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It hit me recently that I’m turning five years old as an author. I worry about drawing attention to that — should I allow potential assumptions that I’ve been doing this longer in order to hide myself in an air of seasoned experience and the long honing of skill? Should I flaunt my enrollment in Author […]
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Adam Nevill, one of my favorite horror authors, has a short list of highly recommended horror fiction books up at his blog. Leading off is Greener Pastures, and I couldn’t be happier with what he has to say. Nevill, primarily a novelist, is based in the UK, where his books are extremely popular. He’s getting […]
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Michael Wehunt 