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Nina D’Arcangela
Nina D’Arcangela is a quirky horror writer who likes to spin soul rending snippets of despair. She reads anything from splatter matter to dark matter. She's an UrbEx adventurer who suffers from unquenchable wanderlust. She loves to photograph abandoned places, bits of decay and old graveyards.Nina is co-owner of Sirens Call Publications, co-founder of the horror writer's group 'Pen of the Damned', and if that isn't enough, put a check mark in the box next to owner and resident nut-job of Dark Angel Photography.
Tag Archives: Women in Horror Month
Celebrating Women in Horror Month – The Hall, by K. Rowe!
The Hall K. Rowe After two years away from his home of Memphis, TN; wealthy book publisher, Marcus Bishop, arrives to find his beloved city a disaster. The economy is sagging, commerce failing, and buildings are being boarded up at … Continue reading
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Celebrating Women in Horror Month – Composed in Blood, by Cindy Sprigg!
Composed in Blood Cindy Sprigg When the act of murder is so evil, the story itself becomes an entity that forces its author into feeding it’s blood lust. Composed in Blood! “Novelist Jake Stone has sacrificed everything for this story, … Continue reading
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Celebrating Women in Horror Month – Dual Harvest, by Lori Michelle!
Dual Harvest Lori Michelle WHATEVER AMBER WANTS… Lila’s perfect Saturday night means falling asleep on the couch with a glass of wine and a good book. But even the perfect night could go bad when Lila starts longing to know … Continue reading
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Celebrating Women in Horror Month – Vengeance Is Mine, by Kat Yares!
Vengeance Is Mine Kat Yares As the small, religious community ruled by the sadistic Brother Joseph Jones braces for a coming ice storm, a battered, beaten Macie Jones hovers between life and death. Cooter James, a former POW, discovers Macie’s … Continue reading
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Celebrating Women in Horror Month – Requiem: Book of the Fallen, by Adriana Noir!
Requiem: Book of the Fallen Adriana Noir Mankind has failed. After economic ruin drives the world to its knees, darkness and evil reign supreme. From this darkness a group of banished angels, known as the Fallen, rise and roam free–hellbent … Continue reading
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Celebrating Women in Horror Month – Paradox: Bound by Blood, by Patti Roberts!
Paradox: Bound by Blood Patti Roberts A world within a world. A story within a story. A life within a life. The story continues… Over the Millennia, the Grigori have been called many things. In Greece, they called them Vrykolakas. … Continue reading
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Celebrating Women in Horror Month – Days with the Undead, by Julianne Snow!
Days with the Undead Julianne Snow It’s a journal of survival. Five people set out to escape the growing tide of the Undead after they arose too close to home. Immerse yourself in the emotional and physical struggle as you … Continue reading
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