Bradbury's Halloween Gift

This week I posted as a guest blogger on M.R. Gott's Cutis Anserina, a website devoted to new writers and great horror fiction. I reviewed Ray Bradbury's seasonal classic, The Halloween Tree.

The novel is a good start for anyone who hasn't yet read Bradbury or who wants to learn more about this misunderstood and unfairly maligned holiday. So hop onto Cutis Anserina to read more about the book that deserves a place of honor on any reader's bookshelf.

And thanks for the invite to post, M.R. Gott, author of the macabre action thriller, Where the Dead Fear to Tread.
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Interviewed on Cutis Anserina

Thanks, M.R. Gott, for interviewing me on your blog, Cutis Anserina, a place for hard-boiled macabre. In M.R's novel, Where the Dead Fear to Tread, a police officer and a serial killer search separately for a missing child while running a malevolent labyrinth populated by creatures they never knew existed.

I enjoy reading M.R's interviews with new names in the horror genre, so I was pleased and flattered when the opportunity came my way for an interview. M.R. asked where the inspiration for my novels and short stories come from, about my views on the horror genre, and about my future projects. http://wherethedeadfeartotread.blogspot.com/2012/04/mr-interviewsnaima-haviland.html