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Shootin’ The Shit: The Mist
Though probably more commonly remembered as the 2007 movie, The Mist was originally a novella by Stephen King published in 1980 as part of the Dark Forces anthology. David Drayton,… Read more
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The Next Chapter (and a New Release)
Eastmouth is finally completed. It was a massive undertaking behind the scenes, organizing a cast of that scale, writing and editing each script, producing each episode through FL Studio with… Read more
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Updates: The Future and The Past
The past year has been exceptionally trying. That’s a fairly common sentiment at this time as I’m sure all of you are aware. I’m writing this as a brief update… Read more
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Updates and an old(updated) draft
It’s been a while since I posted to my blog. Not gonna bore anyone with excuses about school, but they’ve been true since I started working and studying simultaneously. I’ve… Read more
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The joys and pains of failure
Every author has been there. A brilliant idea comes to you, and so you eagerly begin to pen it down. That idea grows and grows, and then soon you begin… Read more
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What to do when that damned plot device gets jammed
So amidst the carnage and terror of your story you realize that you’re stuck. That plot device that seemed absolutely stellar when it first came onto the page now seems… Read more
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The beauty of a forgotten classic and the study of esoteric settings
William Hope Hodgson is a name most likely familiar only to those who know the roots of weird fiction. Born to a reverend with a rather large family, he was… Read more
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The Town of Eastmouth
*This is a snapshot of the town in the 2010’s, not to be confused with the 1960’s iteration found in the Eastmouth Podcast* Eastmouth is a small town in Maine,… Read more
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I’m D.C. Tullis. Intrepid adventurer, accidental writer, golden globe nominee, owner of this here inn, and three time evil clown wrangler. It shouldn’t have happened even once, but really… three times? I mainly post about the things I’m working on and the things I’ve enjoyed reading. If you choose to stick around, don’t attack the vampire. He’s the barkeep and a good friend. Cheers!
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