Wow, I haven’t been on here in a while, and thought I should revisit it. Just now discovering they’ve added group chat. Anyway, how’s everyone doing? I still have no idea how to function on this platform.
Gage Greenwood
@gagegreenwood.bsky.social
Horror and DreadPop author. HWA.
I’m a writer scribbling notes from the side of a chasm, born from a mother who hand wrote letters to the editor and prophesized the end times…
Preorder my next one, send me a screenshot, and pick any one of my other ebooks to get for FREE! Choose from ANY of these: Winter’s Myths Winter’s Legacy Bunker Dogs On a Clear Day, You Can See Block Island In the Eyes, In the Shadows Levitating: Stories www.amazon.com/dp/B0F4MQJXW8
We Are All Dead Anyway
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One of my novels is being used to train META AI. Just more billionaires squeezing the juices of other people’s hard work to keep the oligarchical machine operating without permission.
“Sticking it to the man only hurts small businesses.” Exactly. That’s how they became “the man.” By making you reliant on them. Resistance to that hurts. It sucks. That’s not the fault of boycotting, but the fault of billionaires using you as a shield.
Saying a boycott on Amazon only hurts small businesses is more reason to boycott Amazon. They’ve skirted anti-trust laws for so long, they’ve made your small business hostage to them. We only break free of that if we stop allowing them to.
Since there’s an economic blackout today, I’ll only be using this platform. Problem is I’m still new to it, so I’ll probably be talking to myself. But that’s okay. It won’t be the first time.
What’s your most anticipated horror release of 2025?
Hey don’t buy my books on Friday. Seriously, please don’t. If you really want a copy of one of them of all of them or some of them, message me and I’ll accidentally give them to you for free.
Brian Asman’s new fiction Nostrum Diana came out on DreadPop today, and it’s a doozy. Dark fiction at its finest. (Artwork by Jaime Stearns) www.patreon.com/dreadpopmagazine
I feel like half my job is battling wits with algorithms.
Someone dropped a bunch of puzzle pieces on next week’s DreadPop author. I’ll slowly start taking pieces off so you can guess who it is.
A bunch of folks woke up with this story, and based on the messages I’ve received, they are very happy about it. Chapman’s Dispense is a break up story, a cursed object story, and it’s a story with teeth. Lots of teeth. Teeth everywhere. #booksky 📚🩸💙 #indiebooks #indiehorror #indieauthors
Tomorrow DreadPop Magazine launches its story a week with Dispense by Clay McLeod Chapman. Get in now so you can be there for the magazine’s first ever story. And this is a hell of a tale to launch with. Here’s a little sneak peak at the story’s accompanying artwork (by Alexandrea Christianson).
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Few things are better than pizza and horror writers… @victoriadalpe.bsky.social, @ledaniels.bsky.social, @rrebelo.bsky.social, @gagegreenwood.bsky.social, @rickclaypool.bsky.social, @brandonperras.bsky.social, Aron Beauregard, & Michael Squid.
A comedian faces the ghosts of his past while performing on stage. A father and son move to the country and come face to face with a local cryptid. A recovering alcoholic starts to believe his one night stand is demonic. The midway is filled with apparitions. Levitating: Stories #horrorbooks
My brand of horror tends to touch on grief, mental illness, and addiction. You could argue I’m writing what I know, but I think I’m writing what I don’t know. It’s what I live with, but I’m still trying to make sense of it. I’m asking myself questions I often don’t have the answer to.
Three reasons I think I’d be good at writing television shows: 1) I’m full of drama. 2) I’m good at cliffhangers. 3)
When writing fiction, I think it’s best to read the daily news and say, “How do I make my story more believable than that?”
There’s nothing really Christmasy about my collection of short stories, but I feel like horror stories, especially short story collections, just have a winter holiday feel to them. www.amazon.com/dp/B0DDGMBX66
