Ask the Author: D.L. Holmes
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D.L. Holmes
Thank you.
I really appreciate this.
I really appreciate this.
D.L. Holmes
The world where Junji Ito's stories take place just to see how I would fare.
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"The Corpse Garden" by S.H. Cooper, "Wounds" by Nathan Ballingrud, and "You're Never Weird on the Internet" by Felicia Day
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It's actually based on some reoccurring night terrors I've had ever since I was a child. So writing this story is my own personal form of therapy.
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I'm constantly existing between created worlds and memories floating around in subconscious while still moving through the waking world where I consume books, movies, and an unhealthy amount of caffeine.
D.L. Holmes
Currently, as of September 2019, I am working on the 3rd installment of the "Seemingly Strange and Unusual Tales" series, as well as a piece of Horror, Erotica, and Science Fiction.
D.L. Holmes
Just write. Keep writing. If you feel blocked, write anyway. A bunch of scribbles and nonsense to edit or pull ideas from will always amount to more than empty notebooks and white screens.
D.L. Holmes
Meeting people as passionate about books, reading, creating, and immersing themselves in worlds as I am. More so even.
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"At the end of the long road, there was a bright light that illuminated the path. This was not hope or dawn, but the start of the end of days."
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I've found the best way to deal honestly, is to just write. Write anything, even if you think it's bad at the time, you can always come back to it later. The act of being productive can sometimes stimulate, and get those juices flowing.
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