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Insomnia After Going Gluten-Free: Tips to Get a Good Night’s Sleep

Hi Everyone, Recently, I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease. Celiac is beyond Gluten Intolerance, it is an auto-immune disease. When gluten is introduced into the system– no matter how minuscule–antibodies are formed and my immune system attacks the inside of my intestines. There is no cure for Celiac Disease. The …
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Monsters: 30 DAYS OF NIGHT: The importance of Setting in Fiction Writing
In the small Alaskan town of Barrow, the sun does not rise for 30 days—there is literally 30 days of night. Is there a better place to set a vampire story? Well, yes perhaps in those few places where the sun doesn’t rise for six whole months, but that is …
Monsters: Preston & Child’s Relic: An intriguing writing match-up
This week’s adventure in horror genre reading: Relic by Preston and Childs. Is Relic, really a horror novel? I didn’t think so. I Thought It Was More of a Supernatural Mystery – Thriller. But a monster story? Definitely. There are a few things about Relic that appealed. First, I love …
Monster Movie: The Blob (1988) review
What do you do when you must watch cheesy 80’s horror movies on Friday night? You torture a few 14-year-old boys too! Convincing my son and his friend to watch the film with me was easy, getting these two to shut up for even a single second of the movie …
Monsters: A Review of Lovecraft Short Stories

I can see why Lovecraft is the father of horror writing. He writes the best monsters. This week I’ve read three Lovecraft short stories, “Pickman,” “The Outsider,” and “The Call of Cthulhu.” Lovecraft’s monsters worked for me on many levels. Foremost, they are the supernatural horror monsters that are right …