Artist description Writer of things that terrify.

Music Style Stories to Disturb and Horrify.

Musical Influences Edgar Allan Poe, HP Lovecraft, Stephen King, William Faulkner, Raymond Carver

Similar Artists I guess I would have to say King, Faulkner, and Carver. At least, I'd like to think that some of their good qualities come through in my writing, although I don't come close to Carver's minimalism.

Artist History I've been writing stories all my life; the first one I remember is "The Haunted Museum", which I wrote in fourth grade. It won "Best Horror Story" from my teacher, Mrs. Borgman. ;-) After enduring several experimental phases in my writing, including poetry and minimalism (which is where the Carver influence appears), I wrote a story in 1997 called "What Price Fame?" It ran about 70 manuscript pages and took me a summer to write. The exhilaration of completing it seemed unbeatable.The following January, I began my novel, entitled Burning Moon. I finished it in November of 1998; it topped out at about 500 pages. I have since finished two more drafts of Burning Moon and written several shorter stories in an attempt to submit them to periodicals and make a name for myself as a writer of short fiction. Unfortunately, most of the stories are a bit long for publication, so I have yet to even submit them.The stories available here are those short stories, read aloud. Enjoy them.

Group Members It's just me.

Instruments Intel Pentium and Celeron processors.

Albums "Driving Snow" & "Gods and Monsters"

Additional Info Other than my website? There's a link above, but you can also enter the address into your browser: http://drink.to/moonlight Remember that EVERYTHING on my site is FREE! Check it out!

Location Portage, MI - USA

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