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Kris Ashton
Oct 4, 20181 min read
‘Invasion at Bald Eagle’ now available!
The second edition of my sci-fi/horror novel Invasion at Bald Eagle, from Digital Fiction Publishing, is now on sale in paperback and...
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Kris Ashton
Sep 18, 20182 min read
‘Invasion at Bald Eagle’ to soar again!
Back in September 2015, I made the difficult decision to part ways with Grand Mal Press, which published my third novel, Invasion at Bald...
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Kris Ashton
Dec 4, 20172 min read
“Out of the darkness and into the light”
Life has a way of giving you what you need when you need it most, and when you least expect it – that’s how it seems from the cocoon of...
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Kris Ashton
Aug 14, 20172 min read
Sometimes a piece of string *is* too long
The other night I finally got around to watching the first episode from series seven of The Walking Dead. Season six ended on a...
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Kris Ashton
Jul 16, 20171 min read
News: Tripping the Tale Fantastic available to pre-order
The anthology Tripping the Tale Fantastic: Weird Fiction by Deaf and Hard of Hearing Writers is now available to pre-order. From the...
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Kris Ashton
Jul 2, 20171 min read
Infernal Ink July 2017 available now
It contains my erotic black comedy ‘Dead Men Can’t Climax’, which is about… well, imagine a violent, sardonic, and funny story woven from...
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Kris Ashton
Jun 14, 20171 min read
Infernal Ink available to pre-order
The July 2017 edition of Infernal Ink, which contains my story ‘Dead Men Can’t Climax’, is now available to order for Kindle here. The...
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Kris Ashton
Mar 1, 20172 min read
A tale of the world’s unluckiest story
Yesterday I approved the final editorial changes to ‘Starting from Scratch’, a sci-fi/horror story of the ilk popular during the 1970s...
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Kris Ashton
Jul 7, 20161 min read
‘The Stag Night’ to appear in Blood in the Rain II
It’s been very much a case of ‘life, interrupted’ these past few months. Day job turmoil and the arrival of my second child (among other...
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Kris Ashton
May 9, 20162 min read
The DNA of a horror writer
Last week I finished reading the grandfather of the small-town horror novel, The Body Snatchers. Enough has been written about Jack...
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Kris Ashton
Apr 21, 20161 min read
A picture’s worth five thousand words
Due to their visual (or in the case of horror, graphic) nature, collections of SF fiction often include illustrations. Whenever a story...
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Kris Ashton
Mar 30, 20161 min read
News: ASIM #63 now available
It seems like an age since my story 'Teething Problems' was accepted for Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine – but today is publication...
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Kris Ashton
Jan 5, 20167 min read
Review: The Bazaar of Bad Dreams by Stephen King
The introduction to The Bazaar of Bad Dreams is made entirely from recycled parts and isn’t the most auspicious welcome to King’s sixth...
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Kris Ashton
Aug 12, 20151 min read
New fiction: 'Unreal Estate' in DMD #20
Although a change in publisher led to a painful and delayed birth, Dark Moon Digest #20, containing my story 'Unreal Estate', is now...
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Kris Ashton
Apr 19, 20151 min read
NEWS: 'Unreal Estate' to appear in Dark Moon Digest
This morning I received confirmation that my horror story 'Unreal Estate' will appear in Dark Moon Digest #20, scheduled for July 1,...
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Kris Ashton
Mar 8, 20155 min read
Owning up to my bad influences
There was a time when I had seen almost every horror movie on the shelves at my local Videomania. What can I say? I was influenced by...
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Kris Ashton
Jan 30, 20154 min read
How I hatched ‘Invasion at Bald Eagle’
Growing up on a diet of 1980s movies gave me a taste for the ‘high concept’. Almost every story and novel I have published can be...
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Kris Ashton
Oct 22, 20143 min read
Back from the brink of despair
I’ve never subscribed to the image of the anguished author slumped at his desk with his head in his arms as he contemplates the human...
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Kris Ashton
Jun 19, 20143 min read
The less time we have, the more time we take
The thought is as old as reasoned thought itself: the older one becomes, the more contemplative and deliberate one becomes. It’s both a...
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Kris Ashton
Jan 14, 20145 min read
A heretical review of Doctor Sleep
Anyone who has ever called Stephen King a hack needs to go and read The Shining. It is a masterpiece of modern horror, taking the classic...
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