It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Or is it? If you’re a fan of horror and dark fiction, you should check out Eerie Christmas 3 from Black Hare Press – available in mid-December. It’s a seasonal anthology guaranteed to satisfy the most craven bloodlust, and the perfect stocking stuffer for the slasher fans … Read More »
Category: Writing
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If you love horror anthologies then you should check out 101 Proof Horror, a new horror anthology from Czykmate Productions. At 180,000 words it’s not something you can slip in your pocket, but trust me it’s worth checking out. I’ve loved short horror stories since I was a kid, so I figured it … Read More »
UPDATE: Feb 20, 2020. The group is now full, but if you wish to be added to the wait list please let us know. Are you a TV writer in the Vancouver area? Are you looking for feedback on a new pilot or spec? Are you willing to provide feedback on other people’s material? … Read More »
Episode 33 – David Moses Writer-producer David Moses (Emergency Room: Life + Death at VGH) discusses his new documentary series Paramedics: Life on the Line, and the storytelling challenges in unscripted television. You can watch episodes of the show here on Knowledge Network. Subscribe & listen If you enjoy the show, please … Read More »
Episode 32 Writer Roslyn Muir (The Birdwatcher, Washed Away) discusses her journey from intern to story-editor on Ransom, and how writing Movies of the Week can be a great way to break into the industry. For more information about The Birdwatcher, check out the film’s website here. Subscribe & listen If you enjoy the show, … Read More »
Episode 31 Crime-novelist Sam Wiebe talks about his latest book “Cut you down.” We also discuss the Vancouver crime-fiction scene, the challenges/benefits of writing by hand, and how he came to edit Vancouver Noir. For more information about Sam and his work, visits his website and buy his books at your local book store! Subscribe … Read More »
Episode 30 Showrunner Robert C. Cooper (Stargate, Dirk Gently) discusses his powerful new drama Unspeakable, and its incredible journey from pitch to screen. We discuss the process of creating a story spanning decades, and challenges arising from the real-life scandal the show is based upon. You can find the show in Canada through the CBC, … Read More »