Daniel Robichaud
"Thrills, Chills and Excitement!"

Male
33 years old
WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS
United States



Last Login: 7/23/2008
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    Daniel Robichaud's Interests
GeneralGenre Fiction, Literature, Mainstream and Independent Films, The Macabre, Mystery/Crime, Theatre, Cooking and Eating (yum!), going on trips, science (specifically physics, biology and chemistry), and a whole passel of other things!
MusicI enjoy all sorts of music. Some of my favorite albums are Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska, Leaves' Eyes' Lovelorn, Garbage's self titled first album, Korn's Issues, Liz Phair's Exile in Guyville, Loreena McKennit's The Arrival, and Queensryche's Operation: Mindcrime. Attractive features: thoughtful lyrics, a good sound. I've been through a lot of 'phases' and several moods return regularly. On the classical side of things, I rather enjoy Schubert and Mozart, a wee bit of Bach and "the Ludwig Van", Handel and others. Also, I'm a fan of film scores. I enjoy the works of Philip Glass (also his non film work), Ennio Morricone, John Carpenter, Howard Shore, Lalo Shifman, Angelo Badalamenti, John Ottman, and others.
MoviesI used to aspire to be the world's biggest movie buff. I collect DVDs, though I don't go to the cinema nearly as much as I used to. I enjoy all sorts of pictures. Favorite directors include Hitchcock, Scorcese, Jean Luc Godard, Akira Kurosawa and Stanley Kubrick. One of my favorite "modern" horror films of all time is John Carpenter's 1981 remake of The Thing. Foreign cinema is a special love, especially some of the exciting films to come out of Asia in the last ten years, such as Miike's Audition and ChanWook Park's Oldboy.
TelevisionI don't watch a lot of television. In a way, the television is merely a vehicle for DVDs, Veronica Mars and Lost. Don't have cable or TiVo or any such thing.
BooksNow here's my preferred form of entertainment. Everything from contemporary fiction to classical. Probably one of my all time favorite novels is Watership Down by Richard Adams (more than merely a book about bunnies). I enjoy books by the likes of Gary Braunbeck, Lucy Snyder, Vladimir Nabokov, Jack Ketchum, Joe Lansdale, Sherry Decker, Stephen King, Robert E. Howard, Tina Jens, Bev Vincent, Lynne Hansley, Jeff Strand, Christopher Moore, David J. Schow, Hemingway, Ray Bradbury, Larry McMurtry, Nietzsche, Doug Clegg, Ed Lee, Jim Thompson, James Ellroy, William Carlos Williams, Sam Shepard, Tennessee Williams, Eugene O'Neill, Lillian Hellman, Willa Cather, Pat Cadigan, Harlan Ellison, Joyce Carol Oates, Charlee Jacobs, Poppy Brite, Raymond Chandler, Jane Austen, Charles De Lint, Flannery O'Conner, Oscar Wilde, Gustav Flambert, Willa Cather and many, many more.
HeroesThere are a lot of people who have affected me. A lot of folks I aspire to share strengths with. Some of them already know how much I admire them, others do not have a clue. However, I shant share their names here.

     Daniel Robichaud's Details
Status:Married
Here for:Networking, Friends
Hometown:East Detroit, Michigan
Body type:6' 2" / Some extra baggage
Religion:Atheist
Zodiac Sign:Cancer
Smoke / Drink:No / Yes
Children:Love kids, but not for me
Education:Post grad
Occupation:Fiction Writer/Medical Researcher

   Daniel Robichaud's Schools
Oakland University
Rochester Hills, MI
Graduated: 1997
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Master's Degree
Major: Physics/English Lit.
Clubs: Honor's Council
 

1992 to 2000
Fraser High School
Fraser, MI
Graduated: 1992
Student status: Alumni
Degree: High School Diploma
Clubs: Quiz Bowl
 

1989 to 1992

   Daniel Robichaud's Networking
Publishing - Writer - Novelist
I have published dozens of fiction pieces and reviews.
Publishing - Writer - Screenwriter
I've completed several screenplays, which I'm shopping around Hollywood.
Publishing - Writer - Technical
I've published several scientific research papers.



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   Daniel Robichaud's Blurbs
About me:
Welcome to my tiny piece of MySpace! Come on in. Sit a spell. Perhaps you're wondering who I am... Well, I was born in southeastern Michigan and now live in central Massachusetts (with my lovely wife Trista). By day, I am a research engineer with the University of Massachusetts Medical School. By night, I write fiction. What kind of fiction do I write? Much of my work incorporates at least some elements of fear and darkness and falls most comfortably into the many faceted thriller genre (sometimes supernatural, sometimes not). My work has appeared under a variety of labels including horror, mystery, adventure and even (gasp) romance. To date, I have sold over two dozen short stories and poems to either print on online markets. Currently, I am involved in writing more stories and novels as well as shopping a few screenplays around Hollywood. I don't get out much, but I always enjoy a good story.
Who I'd like to meet:
Fellow creative souls who are interested in fiction, films and other artistic outlets that explore the many facets to the human soul and human nature. Also, readers interested in any variety of genres of stories. Essentially, I'm looking for fun and intelligent people, the same sorts of people I enjoy communicating with/meeting in the flesh.

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CJ West





Sep 19 2008 10:21 AM

It's Friday!

I'm finished with A Demon Awaits , just waiting for cover art now.

In the meantime, I'm researching for my new book. I took a guided walk yesterday to explore wild plants you can eat in New England. It was very interesting.

CJ
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Jun 25 2008 8:29 PM

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Jun 25 2008 6:55 AM

Happy Birthday D!
Laura Cooney Little Red Writing Hood





Jun 24 2008 1:55 PM

Happy Birthday, Dan.
Morbideus





Jun 23 2008 2:30 AM

Happy Birthday... :)
Evil Cornelius Badmonk





Jun 23 2008 12:28 AM

Happy Birthday, smelly human!
Lewis Aleman





Jun 22 2008 8:32 PM

Hi, Daniel! Just wanted to stop by to wish you...



Hope you have a fantastic upcoming Birthday.
LL Soares - Horror Writer





Jun 22 2008 3:23 AM

Hey brother, have a really great birthday!
Larry W. Bills - Author





Jun 21 2008 1:58 AM

I'm a big fan of the Horror Reader. Some great reviews. If you need some fodder you can always check out my novel.
I can send you a review copy!
Necrotic Tissue





Jun 20 2008 6:27 PM

THanks for the add! On e of these days when I figure out to work all the MySpace features, I will post your pics.

Happy Birthday!! Keep writing, we have a 100-Word Bite contest in July plus a print anthology we are accepting for in July as well so check the mag and my Blog :)
Shrews





Jun 17 2008 3:25 PM

Happy b day
hope you have a killer week
Steven
D. H. Dublin, a.k.a. Jon McGoran





Jun 1 2008 2:10 PM

Just wanted to give you a heads up that my latest forensic crime thriller, Freezer
Burn
, is coming out June 3! It will be available in bookstores everywhere next week, and it’s available for preorder on Amazon right now! I'll be doing a bunch of events in and around Philadelphia. For details, see my profile.
Thanks for the friendship!

Writing as D. H. Dublin, Jon McGoran is author of Blood Poison and Body Trace from Penguin Books.
Look for Freezer Burn, in bookstores everywhere, June 3, 2008.
John


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May 26 2008 8:52 PM

Why do I allow myself to take part in such things? It's a mystery. The sound is bad, but attention should be put on the young man conducting the "interview". He's someone I'm basing a main character on in a vampire novel I'm going to write. :





:)

John
D. H. Dublin, a.k.a. Jon McGoran





May 17 2008 5:12 PM

Join me this Sunday, 7-9 p.m.
EST for an online chat at www. writerschatroom. com,
where I'll be chatting about writing, publishing, my books, and pretty much anything else you'd care to discuss.


Hope to see you there!!

Writing as D. H. Dublin, Jon McGoran is author of Blood
Poison
and Body Trace from Penguin Books.
Look for Look for Freezer
Burn,
coming June 2008.
CJ West





May 6 2008 12:55 PM

Hope you're doing well.

Allergies are killing me this week.

The weather here is great. Everything is blooming and we're going to be close to 80 degrees tomorrow. I'm line-editing right now and the allergies are about the only thing that could keep me inside and working. A blessing? maybe.

Hopefully, everything will explode into bloom, fade and I can get back to feeling normal.

Enjoy your day!

CJ
John


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Apr 6 2008 8:44 PM

Hey Daniel...

Here's what people are saying about my novella, Monkey Love:

"John Paul Allen delivers well-drawn characters and emotional dynamite in this tale of dark suspense" - Scott Nicholson, author of They Hunger.

"One sadistic piece of work by one of the most talented new voices in dark fiction." - Karen Koehler, author of the Slayer series.

"Disturbing and intense, this story is a one-sit read that races, carrying you along to grim, uncharted terrain." - Lee Thomas, Bram Stoker Award-Winning author of Stained, Parish Damned and The Dust of Wonderland.

"From the first page, Monkey Love draws you into a surreal world that teeters on a disturbing balance of madness, eroticism, and obsession." David Niall Wilson, author of Deep Blue and Ancient Eyes.

"It's a wild ride, and I loved it from first page to last." - John R. Little, author of The Memory Tree and Placeholders.

"Exquisitely well-written, more than slightly twisted and compelling erotica for all horror readers." T.M. Wright, author of the forthcoming Bone Soup and Blue Canoe.

"Monkey Love is my first read by John Paul Allen and I can promise it won't be the last. Touching, peverse, oddly poignant and riddled with interesting questions about the nature of love and obsession, I can't recommend it enough. Monkey Love is the sort of tale that pushes the boundaries of comfortable and makes us question our own morals." - James A. Moore, author of Deeper and Blood Red.

Check my blog or contact me for order info. Special prices now available.

Read my Fear Zone interview: http://www. fearzone. com/blog/jp-allen

Visit the official John Paul Allen website at: http://www. giftedtrust. com

:)

John
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Apr 2 2008 9:23 PM

Angeline Hawkes recently released e-book rights for several of her short stories (including a tale from her barbarian series, Tales of the Barbarian Kabar of El Hazzar), novellas, and a 2006 Bram Stoker Award nominated collection to Fictionwise. 50 cents to $5! Check it out at:

http://www. fictionwise. com/servlet/mw?t=author&ai=30594

Michael Laimo - Horror Author





Mar 10 2008 2:41 PM

Hi--just wanted to stop by, say hello, and let you know that my new novel, FIRES RISING, is NOW AVAILABLE. Hope you'll look out for it!


PREPARE FOR HELL ON EARTH

FIRES RISING – IN STORES MARCH 2008

Fran Friel - Writer





Feb 28 2008 10:07 PM

Lunacon is new one for me, Dan. Is it a good one? I'm busy working on a deadline...oh so S-L-O-w-L-Y...so I'll have to pass this year, but looks like it might be fairly close.

Are you going to Context this year?
Fran Friel - Writer





Feb 28 2008 3:41 PM

Dan - It's been way too long since I was neighborly, so Howdy. I hope all is well. We must have pancakes again sometime...one of my fondest memories from Context.

Hugs to You and Trista,
Fran
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Feb 26 2008 5:40 AM

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Just stopping by to show some mad love to you and your page
John


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Feb 9 2008 5:44 AM

Hey Daniel...

I'm sending the following around to everyone I can. The price is very good:

I have several ARC copies of Monkey Love available at a reasonable price. If interested check out my blog:

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=35185266&blogID=354679529

:)

John
Carbuncle





Jan 29 2008 6:01 PM

Hey there. Thanks for the add. You have been chosen as Carbuncle’s friend because you (check applicable description): ____ have great taste, _____ are a beautiful monkey, ____ do not cause bloody stools, ____ have been amorous with a piece of furniture, ____ own a stuffed squirrel, or, ______ other (please describe).

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Jan 10 2008 11:06 PM

"Damn, he's plugging a book," you say.

Yup, actually I'm plugging two books and if it means anything to you neither is mine. OK, I'm connected to each (as you'll see if you visit the link below), but I'm not asking you to buy my novella. I do that enough and I think it's time to give attention to the other guys.

I'd like to draw your attention to the following -

Midlisters by Kealan Patrick Burke http://www.bitingdogpress.com/Bitingdogpub/midlisters.htm

AND

Disposal by Jeff Strand http://www.bitingdogpress.com/Bitingdogpub/disposal.htm

Both books are signed limited editions and worth your time and bucks.

If you're a collector (or a potential collector) they are offering a deal where you can get all three books in the set for 25% off. http://www.bitingdogpress.com/Bitingdogpub/purchasenovellas.htm That would mean getting my novella for almost nothing, but as I said I'm not trying to push mine here so if you're looking for one book I suggest either Midlisters or Disposal. I've read them both and I think you'll be quite pleased.

Note 1: Feel free not to post or allow this into your comment section. As long as you read it that's all that matters.

Note 2: Special note to Canadians. Shipping is free to you.

:)

John
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