Tanweer Dar

@tanweerdar.com

Indie author & artist (No AI). Teacher. Muslim. Loves nature, walking, gardening, house plants, history, art, poetry, reading, gaming & film (especially horror, fantasy & sci-fi). Love for all, hatred for none. Website: tanweerdar.com Birmingham, UK

Thanks @marywyrd.bsky.social for another terrific #HorrorWritersChat! Check out all of my #books, including my #horror titles, on my website: tanweerdar.com

Tanweer Dar

Author & Artist

tanweerdar.com

Mary Wyrd (she/her)@marywyrd.bsky.social · 21m ago

Thanks for joining us for #HorrorWritersChat and sharing your histories. Once you’ve answered the questions and interacted, share your promo with #HorrorWritersChat IN THE COMMENTS on this post. This is now your past. Join us again in the future for fresh horror chat! 🖤

That’s it for this week. After you’ve answered the questions and interacted with other posts, it’s promo time!
Comment on this post with your self-promotion and use the hashtag #HorrorWritersChat - To help increase visibility, please LIKE, REPOST, and COMMENT on the other promos.
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#HorrorWritersChat Q3 - I've always found strange creatures/cryptids at once fascinating and frightening. They feature in my cyberpunk horror shorts 'Neon Nightmares', my sci-fi horror 'In the Heart of the Void' and in my novella 'Apex'. I think my love of horror movies has also inspired me, tbf.

Mary Wyrd (she/her)@marywyrd.bsky.social · 46m ago

Making it personal. Q3: #HorrorWritersChat - In what ways has your own history (past) impacted or inspired your horror writing? Examples: giving a character your childhood trauma, reimagining an experience with a different ending.

Question Three. In what ways has your own history (past) impacted or inspired your horror writing? Examples: giving a character your childhood trauma, reimagining an experience with a different ending.

Quote post your answer and include the hashtag #HorrorWritersChat - NO links or covers! Save your self promo for the outro (after answering the questions). Please LIKE, SHARE, and COMMENT on other posts. 

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#HorrorWritersChat Q2 - It varies depending on the context of the story. For example, in my contemporary cryptid horror 'Apex', the main character is a stressed out teacher visiting the countryside for a break. In my fantasy novella, 'Kingdom of Blood', the main antagonist has a long history.

Mary Wyrd (she/her)@marywyrd.bsky.social · 1h ago

Even fictional characters have a past. Q2: #HorrorWritersChat - How much history, how much of a past, do you give your horror characters? Share an example.

Question Two. How much history, how much of a past, do you give your horror characters? Share an example.

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Sorry I'm late! #HorrorWritersChat Q1 - I'm Tanweer Dar, and I've written sci-fi, contemporary and fantasy horror. I'm currently writing a fantasy horror. Three historical horror fiction stories I've enjoyed are Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, The VVitch (2016 film) and The Terror by Dan Simmons.

Mary Wyrd (she/her)@marywyrd.bsky.social · 1h ago

Welcome to Horror Writers Chat. It’s time to explore the past. Q1: #HorrorWritersChat - Introduce yourself, the horror you write, and share up to three historical horror fiction stories you’ve enjoyed. (Horror set in the past.)

Question One. Introduce yourself, the horror you write, and share up to three historical horror fiction stories you’ve enjoyed.
Quote post your answer and include the hashtag #HorrorWritersChat - NO links or covers! Save your self promo for the outro (after answering the questions). Please LIKE, SHARE, and COMMENT on other posts. 

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Ahhh!! Just 29 sales away from 100!!! I’m so, so close. 🥳 This story’s been out a year and I’d love to finally hit this milestone! If you like epic fantasy novellas with magic and romance, maybe check it out! I would love to get this book into more hands 🫶

71 sales
Indie Book Spotlight@bookspotlight.bsky.social · 5d ago

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