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 Hi, I'm Steve.
Ugly looking dude aren't I?
Anyway, welcome
to my site.
I have been a horror fan all
of my life and
as a child I loved reading ghost stories and watched more
than my fair share of Frankenstein films from behind the sofa.
Nothing has
changed much
over
the years,
except that I now watch the films from the right side of the sofa, and
that I write a little as well. In the past I have written all
sorts of things including poetry and magazine
articles. The thing that I like to write most of all,
though, is horror and so that is what I try to
concentrate on.
In 2006 I managed to
get accepted as an affiliate member of the Horror Writers
Association , using my story Stalker
as qualifying
material. Stalker
was published in a UK Women's magazine called Best (2005).
Obviously, for that market I had to tone things down a bit, though.
So, that's me: an ugly
dude who
likes horror.
Because I enjoy horror
so much, and
read and watch such a lot of it, I have added some book and
DVD reviews to the site. Hopefully the
reviews might be a useful in helping people decide
if a
particular film or book will
be of interest to them.
 A lot
of older films now fall into the public domain and can be passed around
freely. I love the old, classic horror films. I know that I am
not alone in this and so the site also has a
section that contains download links for some classic chillers from the
days when special effects weren't that special, but ,with people like
Vincent Price in front of the camera, they didn't need to be anyway.
The 'My Stuff' section of
the site
is a list
of my published work.
Hope you find something
useful on the site.
Steve Calvert
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Old Radio Show Download: Dark Fantasy -- Dead Hands Reaching
Alan Blaine is busy typing when he hears someone calling his name. When he looks around though, he finds that he is alone and when the voice persists he begins to fear that he may be losing his mind, but the voice tells Alan that the reason he cannot see him is because...
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