Gregory L. Norris, author of the short story Drowning that is one of sixteen tales of terror featured in our latest horror anthology DEATHS REALM, shares his thoughts behind the inspiration for his tale of creeping dread... ...when a friend presented me with a newspaper article about a man whod survived the sinking of the Titanic in 1912 only to drown years later, I balked. This will make a good basis for a story, she urged. Still, I resisted. Until I read the article and realized how correct she was. And when the submission call for DEATHS REALM was announced by the fine folks at Grey Matter Press (whod previously published two of my short stories in the anthologies SPLATTERLANDS and OMINOUS REALITIES), my pen flew across the page, recording the terrifying experiences of a Swedish immigrant named Edgard Palmveist, haunted by the events of that longest night. Out of the scores of submissions made to the anthology, Drowning was one of a handful selected, and it appears alongside an impressive roster of authors. Visit the blog of Gregory Norris for insight into each of the sixteen short stories investigating the battle between the Living and the Dead in our DEATHS REALM anthology. gregorylnorris.blogspot/2015/01/behold-deaths-realm.html Pick up your copy of DEATHS REALM, now available in trade paperback and for the Amazon Kindle (additional digital formats coming soon): amazon/Deaths-Realm-Stephen-Graham-Jones/dp/1940658330/
Posted on: Wed, 07 Jan 2015 22:00:54 +0000
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