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Reaping with J. Marie Ravenshaw – Inspiration for Gable’s Leatherworks…

By Sirens Call Publications September 30, 2012 Leave a comment

J. Marie Ravenshaw is the author of Gable’s Leatherworks in Sirens Call Publications latest anthology, Now I Lay Me Down To Reap. We wanted to know what her inspiration was, so we decided to ask. This is what J. Marie told us… J. Marie’s Inspiration for Gable’s Leatherworks When I was a young child, I […]

Reaping with John H. Dromey – Digging Up Ideas…

By Sirens Call Publications September 29, 2012 1 Comment

John H. Dromey is the author of The False Odor of Sanctity in Now I Lay Me Down to Reap, Sirens Call Publications newest anthology. Wanting to know the inspiration for his story, we asked John. We received this guest post in response… Digging Up Ideas When a friend showed me a write-up on grave […]

Reaping with Lori Michelle – You Should Have…

By Sirens Call Publications September 28, 2012 Leave a comment

Lori Michelle is the author of You Should Have in Sirens Call Publications newest anthology, Now I Lay Me Down To Reap. We wanted to know the inspiration behind it, so we asked Lori. This is what she shared with us… You Should You “You Should Have” was written in a response to a joke […]

Reaping with Thomas James Brown – My Inspiration for Beasts of Burden

By Sirens Call Publications September 27, 2012 Leave a comment

Thomas James Brown is one of the authors in Sirens Call Publications newest anthology, Now I Lay Me Down To Reap. After reading his story Beasts of Burden, we wanted to know what inspired him to pen the tale; the following is what he shared with us… My Inspiration for Beasts of Burden When I […]

Reaping with Aspen deLainey – And That’s The Way It Happened…

By Sirens Call Publications September 26, 2012 Leave a comment

Aspen deLainey is the author of Sweet Addiction in Now I Lay Me Down To Reap, the newest anthology from Sirens Call Publications. As her story is set in a world different from our own, but with striking similarities, we wanted to know the inspiration behind her piece. This is what she shared with us… […]

Reaping with Bill Read – Into the Woods…

By Sirens Call Publications September 25, 2012 Leave a comment

Bill Read is the author of The Fairies in the Wood in Now I Lay Me Down To Reap, the newest anthology from Sirens Call Publications. Wanting to know the inspiration behind his story, we decided to ask him – this is what he told us… Into the Woods It all began with a Barbie […]

From Kate Monroe – The Mechanical Man

By Sirens Call Publications July 23, 2012 1 Comment

Reblogged from Kate Monroe comes A Mechanical Man – a new short story that will certainly tie in with the release of her newest novel, ‘The Falcon’s Chase’. We’re very glad that she’s returned to what she loves to do best – writing! A Mechanical Man *wink* As a special treat, I’ve written a short piece […]

Twisted Realities with J. Marie Ravenshaw

By Sirens Call Publications July 2, 2012 Leave a comment

J. Marie Ravenshaw is the author of The Silver Comb in Twisted Realities: Of Myth and Monstrosity. We wanted to know the inspiration behind her story, so we decided to ask her; this is what she told us – My Inspiration for The Silver Comb Many of the stories I write are born of a […]

Twisted Realities with Julianne Snow

By Sirens Call Publications June 28, 2012 Leave a comment

Julianne Snow is the author of The Plight of Phaylen Ponsford in Twisted Realities: Of Myth and Monstrosity. We asked Julianne what the inspiration behind her story was, and this is what she shared with us – The Inspiration Behind The Plight of Phaylen Ponsford When I read the open call for the mythological horror […]

Twisted Realities with Amber Keller

By Sirens Call Publications June 27, 2012 1 Comment

Amber Keller is the author of Hades and the Hydra in Twisted Realities: Of Myth and Monstrosity. We asked Amber to shed some light on her inspiration behind her tale and this is what she shared with us – My Inspiration for Hades and the Hydra When I was little, my dad would watch movies […]