Johnny Goblin and his crew wish you a very Happy Halloween. May your buckets be full of paper-wrapped candy and your pumpkin-heads never rot.

Johnny Goblin and his crew wish you a very Happy Halloween. May your buckets be full of paper-wrapped candy and your pumpkin-heads never rot.
I love being surprised by books. Even more, I love surprising my readers with my stories. The very best surprises are the ones you can look back at and think you should have seen coming. For that to work, the writer needs to leave a trail of bread crumbs.
The results can be incredibly rewarding, even if crafting that trail can be a real challenge. And sometimes, the challenge continues even after the story ends.
Writers face many challenges. One that might not be as well-known among readers is how we agonize over where our books fit in to the grand world of fiction. I’ve rarely met a writer who hasn’t at one point wondered what genre they should use to help readers connect with their works.
So, what do you do when you can’t find a genre that really fits your work? Why, you make up a new one, of course. And thus, the genre of Horrormance was born.
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