Hellmouth Con Report, Discussing Purple Prose, and Showcasing Catholic Schoolgirls vs Inbreeds
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Hellmouth Con Report, Discussing Purple Prose, and Showcasing Catholic Schoolgirls vs Inbreeds
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This week on the Indie Author Showcase, Chad reports back from Hellmouth Con, the annual convention celebrating all things Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Was it worth attending as an author and vendor? Chad shares his honest impressions, highlights from the event, and encounters with fellow indie authors.
Then it's time for a discussion on one of writing's most debated topics: purple prose. When does rich description enhance a story, and when does it slow readers down? Chad breaks down the balance between atmosphere, pacing, and effective storytelling using examples from horror, science fiction, and his own editing experience.
Finally, this week's showcase features Ready, Set, Kill by Todd Anthony Nunez—a brutal slasher pitting a stranded bus of Catholic schoolgirls against a clan of cannibalistic mountain men deep in the Appalachian wilderness. Chad discusses what worked, what didn't, and whether the book's bloody premise delivers on its promise.
Plus, a reminder that Creep I.E. Aftermath is just around the corner, where readers can pick up signed copies of FEAR, meet Chad in person, and check out his latest monster creations.