Jeff Cameron is going back to Camp Tapiola on Lake Onwego to meet several old friends and reminisce about their childhood experiences at camp. But not all of their childhood memories are good. For thirty-five years lingering images of their friend Jimmy Foster’s lifeless body being pulled from the lake has disturbed Jeff’s peace of mind. Was Jimmy Foster’s death an accident or murder? The authorities had said Jimmy’s death was an accidental drowning, but Jeff had always believed there was more to the story. Why after all these years did his old friend arrange this reunion? And why can’t Jeff escape the feeling that his friend has a hidden agenda. What is this reunion is really about? And another question remains… who is The Wildman?
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The Wildman by Rick Hautala
Posted in Plugs with tags horror, novels, Rick Hautala on October 4, 2012 by Ty SchwambergerDeep Dark Woods – Cover Art
Posted in Artwork, Published Works with tags cover art, horror, novels on August 22, 2012 by Ty SchwambergerDead Souls by Michael Laimo
Posted in Plugs with tags Chiller, horror, Michael Laimo, novels on July 20, 2012 by Ty SchwambergerOn his 18th birthday, Johnny Petrie learns he was adopted when he inherits a farm in Maine, abandoned for the 18 years since his natural family died at the hands of his father, the local preacher. Eager for a new life, he leaves home to start over in his new dwelling. However, as he digs into his past, he soon uncovers the horrifying details of his father’s questionable teachings. In a frightening revelation, he also learns that his return has revived decades-old forces trapped in the home and sets in motion a heart-stopping finale to a ritual that already claimed the lives of his family.
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Video Blog VI
Posted in Blogging with tags horror, novels, publishers, videos on May 27, 2012 by Ty SchwambergerWhere I discuss a few past, current and future releases. I also get fed up with a shitty webcam and kick its ass.
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Ty-ing Up the Genre with Jeff Strand
Posted in Advice For Writers, Published Works with tags novels, writing on July 20, 2010 by Ty SchwambergerThis month, ‘Ty-ing Up the Genre’ on Hellnotes dot com, brought in Jeff Strand to write a guest article – ‘The Scariest Thing Imaginable: Rejection’.
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