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Jeremy C. Shipp - The dark, minimalist, bizarro author with an affinity for yard gnomes: www.jeremycshipp.com
Too much to list without aggravating the old carpal tunnel. I will mention Voltaire as the artist I listen to most often while writing. He's creepy, amusing and smooth at the same time and his lyrics are very poetic. 'When You're Evil' is a personal favorite.
I also highly recommend Jeremiah Saint's music. I have just recently made his song Bleeder my official profile song (and yes, it was written for my novel by the same name). To hear more of his hauntingly hypnotic sounds, I urge you to click on the banner below. Do it now or I'll burn out your retinas with my mind! You know I can!
Jeremiah also lends his amazing talents to the band Phase Theory!
Movies
An American Werewolf in London, Hellraiser series, A Nightmare On Elm Street series, The Dark Knight, Midnight Meat Train, A Clockwork Orange, Hellboy, Hellboy II, Misery, It, Lord of the Rings, Silent Hill, Doomsday, House on Haunted Hill, 13 Ghosts, Mad Max, The Road Warrior, Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, Pan's Labyrinth, Silence of the Lambs, 1408, Summer Rental, National Lampoon's Vacation, Christmas Vacation, Saving Private Ryan, Clerks, Raging Bull, The Untouchables, Dune, Star Trek, Star Wars, Knocked Up, Night of the Living Dead, Fatal Attraction, Platoon, Se7en, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Young Frankenstein, anything from Troma Films, Shocker, Evil Dead series, Halloween series, Texas Chainsaw Massacre series, Dead Alive, Grindhouse movies, Pulp Fiction, Rambo series, Robocop series, Three Stooges, Charlie Chaplin, Goodfellas, A Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, Office Space, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Band of Brothers, Saving Private Ryan, The Shining, Misery, Needful Things, It, Midnight Meat Train, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Interview with a Vampire, Night of the Living Dead, The Godfather, Akira and other graphic anime movies, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, 300, The House on Haunted Hill, 13 Ghosts, Resident Evil series, Silent Hill, James Bond (all except Timothy Dalton :-P), etc. I'll list more as I revisit them, or watch them anew!
Television
Some. If it's smartly written and/or graphic, I'll give it a shot. Reality TV needs to die, along with The Simpsons, game shows and daytime TV in general. Lately, I've been recording most of what's on the Chiller channel we just got here - fast forwarding through the mind-controlling commercials, of course. ;-)
Books
Of course! For instance, there's the one I've finished writing and am waiting to have published called
BLEEDER: The Killer Inside...
Here's a poem I wrote a while back. It has a great deal of personal meaning to me. It's called Sweet Belladonna Lee and can be found in the First Annual Word Weavers Compilation:
Many a love have I come to know
In my journey to overcome woe
Yet none has quite affected me
So much as Sweet Belladonna Lee
Eyes that spoke, "Come to me."
Words that sung love's harmony
Smiles that hit the heart of me
This was Sweet Belladonna Lee
She reached out 'n drew me near
Inviting to succumb without fear
Such beguiling charms has she
This most Sweet Belladonna Lee
Just one night 'neath the stars
A prisoner I, yet without bars
A slow, soft kiss most tenderly
Just me 'n Sweet Belladonna Lee
This a love I thought to be true
Our passion growing 'til day anew
I then found myself on bended knee
For want to wed Sweet Belladonna Lee
I could not move, was in a daze
My eyes were glazed, hers ablaze
Her mouth went wide, fangs did I see
This was not my Sweet Belladonna Lee
As though to kiss, we then embraced
But her desire had been displaced
Not love, but blood she wanted of me
MY once was Sweet Belladonna Lee
How for so long could I believe
Her love was not given to deceive
How cruel when such is meant to be
How cruel the Sweet Belladonna Lee
Villains are far more interesting. Never stop rooting for them. They're bound to win sometime.
Boris Karloff (R.I.P. 1887-1969) - A dedicated and accomplished actor of both stage and screen, an avid reader, a kind soul and a gentleman in the truest sense.
Mustn't forget Mr. Gonzo himself, Hunter S. Thompson!
The Author With Hopes & Dreams I'm learning to make the most of every day, though it took me a long time to figure out its importance. Remember, love CANNOT be imprisoned. Happy Holidays! Posted at 5:37 AM Nov 30 view more
"My goal as a writer has always been to grab the reader's comfort zone and twist it completely out of shape like a fat nipple." - Dave Rex
"Life is a play put on by fiends and acted out by fools." - Dave Rex
"Before making a deal with someone, always check for fangs and/or horns." - Dave Rex
Essentially, I'm just a regular Joe Schmo hoping to make a go of this writing thing to the point where it sustains me and the woman I love. Writing short stories, poems and novels in the genres of horror and dark and light fantasy is my primary interest and for the first time in my life I've come to believe I have finally found something of significance to which I am suited. My secondary interest lies in computer gaming and computer game writing. Up until the beginning of 2007, it was the other way around. While I enjoyed writing about computer games (and even made a little money and good friends and contacts in the process), my work in that field felt more like a distraction and left me feeling unfulfilled. When I saw a short story of mine called Flesh is Weak appear on the Magus Press website and received encouraging words from its founder, David Montoya, I knew that crafting more exciting stories was what I was meant to do all along.
My first short story to go to print, Twisted Blood, is part of an anthology called Concrete Blood featuring some amazing horror writers. Concrete Blood can be purchased at
http://www.lulu.com/content/959943. I also have a short fantasy story called Crimson Honor Fading as well as two dark poems, all published in the first annual fine eclectic compilation from Word Weavers. The First Annual Word Weavers Compilation can be purchased at http://www.lulu.com/content/1065372. Speaking of Word Weavers, I am very proud to be one of the four members who keep the wonderful organization running so smoothly. If you are an avid reader, aspiring writer, or published author, I welcome you to make friends with Word Weavers. I promise you will not regret it!
I find every medium of horror, fantasy, sci-fi and their many sub-genres to be utterly fascinating as well as essential to self-expression and group-expression. This includes music, novels, short stories, flash, comics, movies, manipulated photography (not sure of the technical term for that) TV (the uncensored, non-mushy stuff, of course), paintings (I won't use the term "art" because "art" is in everything to some degree.), poetry, clothing, costumery, toys and anything else I may have missed. I want to absorb all of these things and feed off of the incredible inspiration they all produce.
"BLEEDER is beyond the modicum of horror. A classic in its own right. Yet it has all the terror and originality never seen before. If you keep looking over your shoulder, don't be afraid. Be very afraid." - Eric Enck (horror author of Tell Me Your Name)
"For anyone not familiar with Dave Rex's work, I highly suggest they check it out. Bleeder is an amazing work and if you have not yet become acquainted with it, I suggest you do." - David Montoya, founder, Magus Press
"A great setup, Dave! Your style reminds me of Slob and The Light at the End...you officially have my interest in Bleeder!" - Charles Spencer, horror author of Hell Knight
Who I'd like to meet:
Other than Kate Beckinsale? Hmmm...
Anyone involved in the many and varied realms of the creative surreal. That's just a few people though, right? Hhmm...I guess I'll just have to pay a visit to a convention or twelve sometime soon.
In particular, I hope to sometime meet Cassandra Lee, an amazing horror author and great friend who was kind enough to be the first to publish a wannabe author like me.
I do not, however, wish to meet anyone who doesn't know or is too lazy to bother with the difference between "they're", "their" and "there", as well as "your" and "you're". We all have our pet peeves and you just discovered my biggest one. ;-)
NOTICE: If I suspect that your MySpace page has been hacked or it appears to be a spam page of some sort, I will deny your add request. Likewise, if you post any solicitations that do not pertain to my interests, I will delete them immediately and remove you as a friend. No offense, but I'm tired of all that stupid shit. Ah, but this is the price we all must pay for the freedom of the intraweb, eh? Also, I have no interest in any MySpace apps whatsoever. No offense, but whether they have a virus or not, please do not bother sending any app invites. If I want to play a game, I'll put a game disc in my drive lol. Having said that, thank you for visiting my little corner of the MySpace universe and have a BLOODY wonderful night! ^_^
The Author With Hopes & Dreams's Friend Space (Top 34)
Hi! Just wanted to make sure all my friends know that my new erotic horror novel THE 13TH is now in stores everywhere! I hope you'll check out this debauched and demonic horror ride!
There's even a website devoted just to the book, with an interactive map of the places and characters at www.the13th-horror.com.
Edward Lee called THE 13TH "A double-barreled shotgun blast of macabre entertainment -- an expert amalgamation of grotesquerie, eroticism, mystery, and pitch-black occult horror that no fan of the genre can miss."
And Gary A. Braunbeck said, "John Everson's The 13th is the first out-and-out horror novel in a long while to actually scare the **** out of me while reading it. It's stylish, extremely well-written, filled with richly-drawn characterizations, and boasts a labyrinthine plot worthy of Umberto Eco. Trust me -- this one will fry your nerves and break your heart."
j'avais envie de passer par ta page qui me manquait et faire la pub pour une auteur que j'adore.
En espérant que tu vas bien...
Kisses
Eva
Hélène Delcroix, grande prêtresse de la Wicca Luciférienne Française, nous livre pour la première fois les secrets de cette religion ou art de vivre.
Avec franchise et sans aucun tabou, elle nous dévoile les mystères de leurs communautés, de leurs déités, de leurs génies, et de leur mode de pensée.
Voici enfin le livre ésotérique qui vous permettra d’entrer dans les confidences des plus grands : Aleister Crowley, Grigori Raspoutine, Anton LaVey, Milton Erickson.
C’est la bible, le guide de la Wicca Luciférienne à lire absolument sans peur ni pudeur, mais avec confiance et volupté pour apprendre à rencontrer « l’invisible », et pour mettre en pratique la haute magie en compagnie des déités les plus puissantes.
Dave! Just thought you might want to know that The Last Church is finally available: http://is.gd/2W62x Published by Black Bed Sheet Press. Heaps of reviews already in my site: http://thestoryteller.co.nz