Brynn

  • My Summer Return

    Hello everyone! I hope y’all have been doing well who keep up with my work. I apologize for being MIA for the last half a year. Things have been busy in my personal life and I had to take a break from writing the sequel to “Where the Nails Hang”. I am excited, however, to…

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  • We had a good turnout at the Flatwoods event! Thanks to everyone who stopped by and talked to us! We had a blast! Hope to be doing another event in the near future!

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  • The road so far…

    Hey everyone! It has been a while since I have blogged anything major on my next endeavor. Work is well underway for my next upcoming title “Where the Red Eyes Watch”. I have roughly 7k words written thus far. As work progresses, I plan to share tidbits of updates. Once the book cover is finished…

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  • Grayson Gallery and Art Center

    Our table at the Grayson Gallery and Art Center was a success! We sold what stock we had and got to connect with the community! Hope to see more for our upcoming event in October!

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  • What type of creative writer are you?

    Writing a novel can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re just starting out. I know that feeling all too well. For a long time, I’d get a few pages into character development, hit the wall of plotting, and give up. Motivation and inspiration aren’t always easy to come by, so sometimes we have to create them…

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  • A look into the Prologue

    As the release date for my novel approaches, I wanted to generate interest, intrigue and hype for my novel. I have decided to share the first few pages of the prologue to give readers a taste of what to expect from Where the Nails Hang. As a disclaimer, I own the rights to the following…

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  • Why Appalachian Folk Horror? The Appalachian Mountains have held a certain mystique for centuries, rich with cultural heritage, unique customs, and enduring myths. I grew up in the heart of this region, in rural northeastern Kentucky, where life moved to a different rhythm. Ghost stories were a common form of entertainment, especially during family bonfire…

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  • The Beginning

    Welcome to my author blog! I plan to post intermittently during the writing processes for each book. I want to keep my readers up to date on what I am creating. More posts will roll out more often as I continue to work on development of my next novel. Consider subscribing for updates below! Thank…

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