We have good news and we have so-so news, but we aren’t going to spill it here. Luckily, you’ll only have to scroll a little ways to see both.
In addition to these two little tidbits, we have the usual swath of content ready for your consumption! A new installment of A Vampire’s Vengeance brings us just a little bit closer to figuring out what happened with the coven. Our Classic Horror story is one of possession. Doesn’t that sound like fun? We leap into space for this weekend’s Calamity on Cinema.
And finally, we have the latest from our resident Bus Driver! Let’s get into it →
Okay, so the Good News first: with much of the reorganization of the project framework for each attraction in development, I have managed to begin getting ahead with A Vampire’s Vengeance. While this may appear nominal, this is actually a pretty big deal, as writing out several chapters ahead of their publication means I can turn more attention to other attractions that are currently waiting in the wings. You know, projects like The Rise of the Warlock Queen and Unholy Requiem.
This also means a return to the origin story of The Groundskeeper which, by all sources, may prove to be popular enough to query to literary agents. I am, however, mixed about this, as the appeal of self-publishing means I can spend less time getting the book to the presses and more time developing existing attractions still under construction. The benefit of having the text picked up and published by a small or large press, however, means I’ll be able to share responsibility of marketing instead of having to do it all myself.
Pros and cons and pros and cons and … well, you get the idea.
Unholy Requiem will be quite the release when it’s ready, and I am absolutely thrilled to finally be able to return to it. With just a few more tweaks of the current underlying system, I do believe I will be able to devote a substantial amount of time in getting this finally out of development and onto the carnival grounds. Keep your eyes here for updates.
The disappearance of the coven remains a mystery, but we come a little closer to uncovering what happened in this week’s installment of …
Imagine, if you will, your lover taking on characteristics quite out of character for who they are. Then coming to realize they are being possessed. Such is the tale we bring you in this week’s Classic Horror column:
We have enough monsters to worry about here on Earth, wouldn’t you agree? And yet, space is far too exciting to not draw down monsters from its depths. We bring you Three Flavors of Space Horror in this week’s Calamity on Cinema:
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An old woman risks everything to discover what became of her husband. A tale from the Odds ‘n’ Endings Boutique.
When last we spent time with the bus driver, the bus was cresting the pass and about descend out of the mountains on the other side. It was while taking in the expansive view that our bus driver and his passengers noticed the massive swarm of infected off in the distance. You can catch up with Part IX here. A swarm in the distance, well away from the highway, should not pose a threat, right? Let’s see what happens.
