Posted on February 14, 2012
by Brad C. Hodson
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As I write this two birds sing to one another outside my window. It would be romantic to assume it was a love song. The reality is they’re warning each other about my cat eyeing them through the window as though Purina had gone… Continue Reading “Love, Beheadings, and a Tommy Gun: Let’s Celebrate St. Valentine’s Day”
Category: The Poor Man's Wikipedia, Writing and Other Violent CrimesTags: Al Capone, Ellito Ness, john keats, love, martyr, Rome, Sappho, St. Valentine, St. Valentine's Day Massacre, valentine's, william shakespeare
Posted on August 8, 2011
by Brad C. Hodson
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As a writer, I’m often drawn to horror. Not exclusively, perhaps not even most of the time, but often enough. I grew up on horror films and ghost stories. One of the first “grown-up” books I read was `Salem’s Lot. I was probably eight at… Continue Reading “2011 – The Year in Horror (so far) – Part 1: The Movies”
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