Gothic writer & traditional artist | Author of the gothic novella
"Around the Corner at Midnight"
Stories painted in shadow and written under candlelight.
@GPrime85 I prefer to make my work affordable to the average person so they can enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional oil painting in their home instead of just window shopping and feeling like its unattainable.
Have you ever written a book that you don't know how to exactly classify? Imagine taking elements of gothic, literary fiction, folk, psychological horror, environmental horror, among other elements and mashing it together and then trying to label it.
Well I finally released my #psychological#gothic novella, not for prestige or the sort but because I want people to enjoy their evening while experiencing a maddening story. You don't need to buy it but it is on Kindle Unlimited.
I would love to know your thoughts.
Link below
I decided to create my own book cover with the hopes of releasing it as an ebook in time for Halloween๐. A gothic evening read for the spooky season. Sadly I am not allowed to make it free on kindle...
#gothichorror#coverreveal#spookymonth#HorrorCommunity#darkart
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It has been quite some time since I have posted anything due to work and moving but I am thing I might release my gothic novelette Around the Corner at Midnight for Halloween. Though I have yet to make a cover for it. Should a just make a quick charcoal sketch or digital? For now
@TAR_Kirk I don't believe it should be for its entirety. You could keep it consistent but say you wanted to include a tale regarding a battle or tale that was briefly mentioned by a character that readers were intrigued by? Releasing a shorter story about it might just be ideal.