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Favorite Authors:

Stephen King (of course!!!)
MR Sellars
Lavie Tidhar
DJ Conway
Michael Laimo
Brian Keene
Michelle Belanger - Blog

Lachesis/LBF Books Authors:

Louise Bohmer
Matt Hults
Vanessa deHart
Laura Henion
Vana Roth
David Lee Summers
David Hough
Maureen Fisher
Nick Grabowsky
John Everson
Michael Louis Calvillo
Jaqui Morrison
Ginger Simpson

Other Authors:

Steve Savile
Trev - Blog
J. Daniel Seffens
Jason Sizemore
Taylor Ellwood and Lupa
Sharon White - Blog
Poppy Z. Brite
Mari Adkins
Edward Lee
Ann Cory
R. Thomas Riley
Benjamin Solah
Diana Castilleja - Forbidden Publications Author

Artists:

Kevin James Hurtack - Eternal Nightmare Studio
Bret Jordan
Carrie Rapp
Michael and Paul Bielaczyc/Aradani Studios
Chad Savage
Morbideus
Billy Tackett
Alex McVey
Peter Mihaichuck
Keith Minnion

Publishers:

Forbidden Publications
Lachesis Publishing
Graveside Tales

Webzines:

Apex Digest Online
Noneuclidian Cafe
Nocturnal Ooze

Magazines:

Apex Digest
Night to Dawn
Murky Depths
Black Ink Horror
newWitch
PanGaia
Blessed Bee Family Magazine
The Beltane Papers

Serial Fiction:

Miscellaneous:

Cassi Keene - Blog
Kevin Smith - Blog

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News

On August 1st, Jodi officially opened Marked in Red - Professional Editing Services. Friends and fellow editors, Louise Bohmer and Jeremy Seffens have joined her in this new project.
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Did You Know?

You can't always believe what you read...

Rumored:
In 1999 Stephen revealed that he suffers from a condition called Macular Degeneration. This is an eye disease in which the light-sensitive cells in the back of the eye malfunction and eventually stop working, causing blindness. The condition is currently incurable, though it might be treatable in its early stages through the use of a retinal prothesis which is currently being designed. ~ from Tv.com

Truth:
I have a predisposition--and it's a genetic thing--to macular degeneration and that's a disease you can read about on the internet. ~ from StephenKing.com
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