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Samuel Minier:Writing in the Dark
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New & Pending3/12/08 - The Dead Must Go This three-minute video is my first collaboration with photographer Doug Sanders -- I came up with the story and script, Doug took care of the cinematography, we co-edited. To really "get" this short, you need to know it was created as a submission for George Romero's "do-it-yourself-zombie-movie" promotional contest for his film Diary of the Dead: The Dead Must Go 10/8/07 - Just received word that Chiascuro has accepted three more of my poems for publication - "Licking a Public Restroom Floor", "Texture Non gratis", and "Meth Beauty Queen". Will be published over the next year.
9/5/07 - Read by Dawn Volume. 1 (featuring "Stuck") and Volume 2 (featuring "Falling Stars") are featured in end-of-aisle promotions for all of September in Borders and Books Etc. in the UK.
Read a Sample from "Falling Stars"
5/30/07 - I'm now on MySpace - won't you come be my Friend? (Seriously, be my Friend - I've only got like 3, it's really kinda pathetic)
5/4/07 - My feature film script The Little Room Above finished as a Semi-Finalist in the Horror/Thriller category of the 2006 Screenplay Festival contest.
11/8/06 - HELLNOTES has published a fairly glowing review of Read by Dawn, Volume 1. Reviewer Nickolas Cook specifically mentioned "Stuck" as "a particularly well-written piece, subtle and heart wrenching, even to the bloody end."
From Ramsey Campbell's Introduction: "The unlucky central character of Sam's Minier's 'Stuck' is plagued by nocturnal regrets and unhappy replays of her life. Those are traps in themselves, but there's a physical one to exacerbate matters, and her escape proves more hideous than her plight." Click on the icon to order through Amazon, or click here for Barnes and Noble. You can also order directly from Bloody Books by clicking here.
7/1/06 - My feature film script The Little Room Above advanced to the Quarter-Finals of the PAGE International Screenwriting Awards competition.
A review of my story (and the whole issue) is available at Live Journal here. And here's another review, this one at Tangent Short Fiction Review.
"The novelist is, after all, God's liar, and if he does his job well, keeps his head and his courage, he can sometimes find the truth that lives at the center of the lie." - Stephen King
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