HeyJaredBeverley Lee: Nighttide
Updates from character-driven dark fiction author Beverley Lee, creating stories for people who think they don't like horror.
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The creative joy of the ‘ber months (opens the original)
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After the hideous heat of the summer I’ve been craving this season. I don’t want it to speed by, but somehow it always does. As I start this newsletter the sun is shining—not in a ‘I want to end you’ way but as a ‘let me gently warm your skin’ offering. I’m ready for colder nights with a bite in the air, changing colours, and wearing clothes with actual sleeves.So brew yourself something delicious, pull up a chair, and let’s catch up.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://sub
Title reveals, tweaking words, and Thomas Hardy (opens the original)
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August has swept by in a petulant heat filled rage and can I say now that I am over summer. I was actually over summer in June so have limped through these past few months, fully immersing myself in the wintry world of Project Sea—which isn’t Project Sea anymore because we have a book title!<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!GhPG!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F
Something dark and brooding this way comes... (opens the original)
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An extra Substack this month but one with a special offer for you. The book that began my writing career, The Making of Gabriel Davenport, is on offer for a limited time!A master vampire. An ancient demon. The prize they're battling for?Gabriel Davenport.<so
Finishing first drafts, feeding boys, and writer wanderings (opens the original)
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Some months last forever and some go so fast you barely have time to take a breath. July was barely in the door before August was brooding in the porch, and it really doesn’t seem a month since my last newsletter. As this lands in your inbox I’ll be looking after a teenage boy (my grandson) and making sure he and the other furry critters of the house don’t starve. It’s a repeat of last year at the same time, and like last year the temperature will be nudging the 30 degree mark. At this point I’m
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