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These aren't your mother's horror stories. Get ready for strong female characters and dark mindscapes of horror.
Below you will find teasers to some of the stories and poems featured in my horror books as well a radio interview with Kettle Whistle Radio. My photography is also on this website. Stay tuned for more information about my 2019 book tour. Make sure to follow me on Twitter, @Lexie_Carver, for my horror recommendations. Mwah. XOXO- Lexie
Hear a sales pitch about a way to live forever.
Get inside the mind of a killer.
Go on a bus ride you’ll never forget.
Those silly kidnappers should have listened to that old adage. Nothing is what it seems here.
The most inept clown meets an unstoppable force.
Get ready for one sexy and sassy narrator as she shows you love and speed dating from a unique perspective. Things get a little heated in this one.
A symbolic fairy-tale infused poem of destiny.
An ancient being finds relief from his suffering in the strangest of places.
A villain tries to be the hero in the end.
A love so twisted it has to be read to be believed. horror fiction writer lexie carver
A couple on the run from everything but themselves.
A woman tired of being downtrodden dares to dream of a different life with someone else.
Sirens Call Issue 39
My short stories: Vampires Anonymous, and Death Proof Inc. as well as my poem, Behind the Glass, is featured in this edition. Enjoy. :D
Please reach me at lexiecarver69@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
I get asked this a lot. I get inspired from a lot of things. Dreams are the important source. I dream very vividly, usually chased by monsters and demons, running through hallways of opulent decadence. So that's more than enough material right there. I also review horror movies and sometimes I get inspired after watching one. Sometimes I hear a song and I get an idea for a character and that character leads me to a story. Other times, I want to capture an emotion or a feeling and the story or poem emerges from that starting point. I'm always open and ready for inspiration wherever I can find it.
The two compilations, A Fine Day for Murder and Into the Dark are dark but not overly dark. They're not terribly gruesome though they may be bloody at times. I'm more focused on the characters' inner lives, and psychological horror than trying to disgust or terrify the reader with visual depictions of violence. The darkness is more akin to The Twilight Zone and Buffy. However the short stories I have written recently are a bit darker and more intense.
My horror poetry is poetry that captures a mood or tells a story. It doesn't rhyme and doesn't abide by any poetry rules. Art should defy convention.
I am a very fierce and proficient editor. Trust me, if it needs editing you'll be happy you contacted me. Contact me for rates.
I am always looking for good horror. Check out my tweets on Twitter or on my website to see if I didn't already review the film. If I didn't, message me. I'm also down for recommendations of terrible movies or movies you're interesting in getting my opinions on.
Do you want to hire me to write a review? Content for a film festival? Or anything else horror related not including editing? Well, then contact me. I'd love to attend more women in horror events at conventions.
Don't hesitate to contact me.
Contact me if you'd like to buy one of my photos or hire me to shoot something.
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