The Monster Within Idea is now available on Fictionwise.
Giving out the freebies…again.
R. Thomas Riley’s horror collection The Monster Within Idea is now available. This collection, as Riley describes it, is a deeply personal set of fiction. The writing shows as stories dealing with the death of loved ones, divorce, and children are prevalent.
Don’t miss out on what James Moore calls “dark, disturbing, and well-written.”
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I’m proud to announce that today is the official release date of Riley’s second horror collection, The Monster Within Idea.
Having too many ideas can be just as paralyzing as having too few. What can a writer do when overwhelmed by possibilities? Organize, focus, and have the courage to use the ideas, even if they’re not all winners.
An interview with The Monster Within Idea author, R. Thomas Riley.
“Why write horror?” While I’ve dabbled in a number of genres, ranging from westerns, to sci-fi, to fantasy, to noir, I’m continually drawn back to horror. I’m fascinated with human nature, and though I’ve written the occasional supernatural monster tale, I’m more inclined to explore the complexities of what one human can do to another. To me, man is the most fascinating monster of them all, more terrifying than vampires, zombies, or demons.
The rest of the men exchanged smirks, interpreting his behavior as hesitation to take on the kid. Money appeared and changed hands. Lufberry surveyed the scene. He’d hustled some of these men in the past. No doubt they were eager to see him get his ass handed to him.
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