In their October 2006 issue, Unzipped magazine said: "You could call him the Stephen King of gay horror." And Dark Scribe magazine said: "Reed is an established brand - perhaps the most reliable contemporary author for thrillers that cross over between the gay fiction market and speculative fiction." To date, Reed has twelve published novels to his credit, and his short fiction has appeared in more than 20 anthologies. His novel, ORIENATION, won the EPPIE Award for best LGBT novel of 2008. He lives in Seattle, WA. Visit his website. Visit his blog.
Hey, Rick - Your books sound great. I like supernatural books and have been wanting to try more real horror ones. Phil Rickman is probably my favorite of the lighter horror I've read. When I finally tried a Dean Koontz book, Odd Thomas, I thought it was fantastic for the first couple of chapters. Even before anything bad happened, he had freaked me out so much, I was too scared to keep reading. :) Now, THAT's a good horror writer. :) Good to see you here.
I think I'm already on here - I get befuddled. I'll try to be a bit more active, was really snowed under for a bit, plus the bronchial infection from hell - but like the Phoenix, I rise again.
Rick, IM looks crazy-interesting--I'll check it out. I hope you'll take a peek at my work too. I think Chalice's a blast, and hope you will as well. Sorry for the late reply; been traveling for business. Looking forward to lots of great chatter.
Larry
Peg Herring
I was interested to watch the trailer, since I'm trying to get ideas for my own. Very impressive!
Nov 16, 2007
Dorien Grey
What took you so long to show up here? And how/where did you find how to create the Crimespace Box of your covers? They didn't have it when I joined.
Anyway, good to see you here...or anywhere.
Dorien
Nov 16, 2007
Caro Soles
Thaks for inviting me over! I tend ot forget this place form time to time, so it's nice to have the reminder.
Caro
Nov 16, 2007
Mary Saums
Nov 16, 2007
Victor J. Banis
Nov 17, 2007
Laura Baumbach
Nov 30, 2007
Lawrence Kelter
Larry
Dec 7, 2007