Saturday, April 26, 2014
Okay the video version of my project GLS
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
did this with a freebie and a print exclusive
I ran my freebie Revelations Obscured through it and got H.P. Lovecraft, I ran my print exclusive from Issue 13 and got this result. I posted the freebie on this journal. Now I am curious about this writer too. I am trying to get my anthology going here and got some interesting submissions. I was running the submissions through there to get some comparisons there out of curiosity so I can market the thing. I had to reboot Issue 10 because of the faggot named Marc Lyth, and one thing is this if I see Lyth face to face he's getting punched in his. Some of the stories got Arthur C. Clarke and William Gibson. I am the Arthur C. Clark of horror because of Ghosts In The Tornado. That is very unusual to pull off and found this thing on a few searches. I am working on the nonfiction book right now and waiting for the introduction. I am just waiting to upload the thing from a library.
I was analyzing the writers in the anthology too to see what I can come up with. It's a curious thing indeed but now I know how to market the anthologies too. I am wondering what famous authors would compare to. The print exclusive story is found in this issue. Now I know how to gauge my work to the famous counterparts, the Lovecraft one is a very strong comparison. I just hope the writer I got compared to with the story in the magazine is not a faggot. The comparative author died in 2008, but I haven't heard of him. He did a book that was about John McCain so there is some hope there -- I am looking to get this because I am curious now, it's driving me crazy with this comparison. The comparative author is originally from New York, but raised in Illinois.
For those saying I can't write look up their own styles to see who they compare to -- I am kind of shocked that I got this one but at the same time I have to admit it's pretty damn cool. I was comparing my rival authors' styles too to see where I measure up. Now I know why Poppy got worried when it came to me challenging her, she might as well been insulting H.P. Lovecraft when she did that. I am doing this with my other print exclusives too namely the fan favorite story that's creative nonfiction too. My creative nonfiction is like David Foster Wallace and my fiction is like Arthur C. Clarke, William Gibson, H.P. Lovecraft and a female author who appeared with Stephen King. I am looking to compare some of the famous counterparts -- the novel that is the one I created the answer novel to is the one I am curious about. I am getting a lot of this thrown at me because of GAME OVER -- I ran GAME OVER through the thing and they compared me to H.P. Lovecraft so I am curious what the story it challenges would come out to be. They don't do the famous writers having their modern counterparts, but it's the lesser known writers who are getting the famous comparisons. I am posting this from the site where I got it from -- Conservapedia.com. This is the response people don't want you reading. They're going to scream this when they read GAME OVER -- they're going to call that book homophobic because of the portraying of The Picture Of Dorian Gray being urinated on.
"Conservative Christians and other people who strongly object to homosexuality often take offense at this term, which had led to the use of the term heterophobia to describe those who manifest an antipathy to those who uphold heterosexuality as normative or exclusively valid."
I get this because of I uphold heterosexuality as normative and exclusively valid. This is where I call one editor heterophobic. I am waiting for him to get a load of GAME OVER when it hits the streets. I portray a denim n leather vs. PVC world as a good vs. evil kind of thing -- something that Stephen King writes about. Then what some people see with the nonfiction I didn't expect myself to have the comparisons to because of that. I put one of the ex-contributors at odds with me because I challenge the status quot when it comes to genre fiction -- everyone wants to be on that publish the gay bandwagon, I am not going to play that game. I get a lot of flack because of this, and really they can ask me if I care for that matter -- I am not phobic, I just don't want it in the magazine.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
progress so far
The new book is about 82,339 words and The Fandom Writer 2 is getting some strong progress too. I am due for a new freebie on the journal too. I ma trying to give this thing some serious attitude. I noticed my full lengths are nonfiction while the collections are a wide range of material from fiction to nonfiction, but eerie as hell. The book is about the personal horror I dealt with while in the world of social media. It is something I wrote more for my younger sister as she's getting to the age now where she's going to be dealing with the crazies out there looking for her because she's my sister. The lies about me beating my son became much for me and I am not cracking down because of it. I have eleven chapters underway of the book and I might finish the book at 13 just to see what their reaction will be when the book has 13 chapters to it. 11th Chapter is coming along nicely and it would be disturbing when I use some of my research about social networking and suicide.
I have the cover done for this book and looking to design the back cover of the book for people to see too and thinking how I would design this thing. The subject of social media bullying is a very young subject but there were examples of this when I was emerging in chat rooms. The book is surprisingly fast in getting this written for it's size but I am hoping that I would get this out within the week to the month. It will need an introduction and looking to have this done before I even think of putting it out there. I am looking to round the book out at either 12-13 chapters and the preview of the book will be the introduction.
The Fandom Writer 2 is set around this world as a sequel when the first was just set around e-mail and the start of newsgroups. I've been abusive to rivals on the internet but I've never done the things these people have done on social networking sites where they drove someone to actually kill themselves. I am mentioning these stories in my book too. The book is coming strong and the hard part is going to have the strong finish. I am at the 188 page mark with the book at the 6 x 9 trade paperback then selling the book at $16.90 I obscured the website where I did the search at so they don't guess where it came from.
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
making progress
The new story is now 8200 words and looking to top it out at about 8800 words and seeing where I can send it off to. I got that faggot claiming he wrote 15 Minutes Before The 11th Hour but how could he had written the story when I have the master manuscripts here in my files unless he's another David Boyer -- ahem B-thoughtful go after him too. The new novelette is one that I plan to shop around too, and for those looking for some entertainment at the expense of Sherrod DeGrippo I found this on uncyclopedia. I kind of wondered if she had an adam's apple.
I am beginning to think that DeHippo is AngryInIllinois or something along those lines and another I think it is is another Thomas in the business who got pissed off at my strict guidelines -- the asshole has to realize I have Lake Fossil Press across the bottom of the front cover of Issue 13 and on the front page of the magazine. So I am not about to change the name of my company because some faceless cyberbully thinks it's funny -- well he can give his mother a baby as far as I care. I had to clean out and ban people from my cbox because they are doing things that are really insulting and abusing the thing. The got a ban that is going to not expire and the fucker behind spookyfiction.wikia.com is going to show he's bias towards Sam Cox too.
When I get done with the story I am working on some more for the journal and another story as Lloyd Phillip Campbell -- and no he is not a fag poet that people are trying to get him convinced of being and that is the work of trolls by other trolls passing a blog around blogging as the fake handle. I will be reporting that blog to wordpress.com saying that I didn't create a blog there nor that I write fag poetry as him either. As Lloyd I write Conservative tinged Gothic Horror that is as hard edged as my own name.
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
current word count
The current word count I have on the new short story is about 5400 words. The story in itself has alot of power behind it and someting I am using to the maximum effect. I am hoping I can keep this one under 7000 for a possible Zoetrope submission, there is another one I am looking to send this off to but it would be a true challege getting it placed. With Panic Press completely dead and now my favorite urinal cake, I have just announced on InsaneJournal.com that I got Issue 13 done, and now I can take a short break from being a publisher for a little while and be more the writer again -- I am taking submissions for the next two anthologies and they're announced by e-mail and facebook.com. I am being so secretive with the two is because of a homo trying to tell the world I am David Boyer -- how the fuck can I be that plagiarist?
I am editing The Lair Of The White Worm for Jason Hughes because he was asking me about how to operate with Lulu.com independantly he wants to publish Without Notice himself and when he does that he got his first customer. I am looking to help him with every bit of the process of editing, and typesetting of the book. That is one thing one has to know how to do when working with lulu.com. Arranging the typesetting on the word processor. I am now talking like someone who actually operated a printing press, well in high school I was familiar with working with an AB DICK printing machine but not with a printing press that made newspapers.
To upload a book on lulu.com he has to learn how to segment the worm in the sense meaning he has to upload the book as parts, the title and copyright page, the dedication page or ackhnowledgements, a toc if doing an anthology, an introduction, then the body of the book all as pdf files if he wants the book to be a success on lulu.com. That is all part of the DYI aspect of publishing. I was DYI from the git-go and that is something that kept me going as a writer, and I will submit out at the same time too. As some jackhole said of Dirty Black Winter calling it masterbatory -- no, I had stories that were published in other publications. I just had a few nonfiction pieces too and those were hard to place. Edgar Allan Poe was a self publisher, so was Charles Dickens --and the most famous editor. If you were an editor you looked to Charles Dickens and August Derleth, they did it right -- Derleth is the first horror publisher exclusively. The first writer turned publisher in the genre.
Teaching writers how to self publish effectively is something I do to pass the time, I don't charge an arm and a leg to format teh book for lulu.com because I don't take a lot of time with formatting a book anymore because it became easy for me. When I got Dirty Black Winter down -- it took me only two days to get it formatted for publication and that was the body. It took me four hours to do the table of contents of the anthology because I was trying to figure out the sequencing of the order. Many anthologists go to lulu.com to publish anthologies because it is designed for it, but now they are going back to my ex-publisher as their current publisher. Some people don't understand how Amazon.com was my publisher at one point when they bought out booksurge.com.
  I was not happy with booksurge so I joined Lulu.com. I don't have a pdf blender or ghost scripts to blend pdf files. That is where I might need help with the design and the layout if I am going to work with createspace.com again. I will have some anthologies with lulu.com and some with createspace.com if I can get it just right. Then one or two with AuthorsDen.com if they can let me upload more than one pdf file. Working on new material on top of practicing with public domain novels, what I am doing is really honing my skills as an editor -- not bad for someone who had a limited college education. That is one thing some people underestimate with me, and in a society where it is almost ran by homos I feel like that damn minority when I do a publishing house that goes without sex.
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
just written and working on more
For everyone's reading pleasure I give them Grotesque Wanderings -- I got this from reading Reverend Beast's blog about Joe Osteeen. Yeah Osteen gives me nightmares I remember when I would go around Chicago and wait for the train people would draw on his picture making him look like the Devil. Kind of trippy to see but what you see with Grotesque Wanderings is more of my background as I am working on a new short story. The new story is about 3,100 words so far. I am working on some others as well too and while I am doing that I am reporting all the libelous tags I got with Lulu.com. I am going to share the e-mail from Lulu.com about the tags on Dirty Black Winter and A Library Of Unknown Horrors -- I got one of the contributor copies ready for that one and the second to last newspaper I have from the Joliet Herald News -- I will have to photocopy future copies of this for people if they want to see the complete thing as it appears in the paper.
Dear Nickolaus,
Thank you for contacting Lulu Support and for your patience. I have requested that our engineers remove the inappropriate tags from your product's listing page. You should see them removed within a day or two. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Your assistance helps us provide a more pleasant shopping experience for all Lulu customers. If you should need any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me via return email. Have a great day.
 Thank you,
Brittany W.
Lulu Enterprises, Inc
I love it when they get ahold of me as soon as possible about these sort of things. I have a few projects planned and working on the sequel to the namesake -- there are a few writers who just signed on for this and waiting for more. I am working on getting Issue 13 uploaded but I am at the mercy of my uncle because he's the one that drives in the house. If I can get him to get me up to the library I will have the issue out some time tonight, if not today I am aiming next week -- so the issue will be out before Halloween. I noticed on the artwork of the cover -- the book spine has "Edgar Allan Poe" which is pretty damn cool because I am publishing The Black Cat in the issue.
I am keeping my story under wraps in there because I don't want that asshole Baupdeth plagiarizing the damn thing. He's not only another David Boyer but he's also slanderous as well -- it may not be far off if he was one of the people who did some of the slanderous tags on the 10th issue and those tags ruin sales of a publication. It is because of them I don't get the royalties for a publication and without the royalties I can't get contributor copies sent off. I have written something on http://nickolaus.deviantart.com that is also in the 2000 word range called The Bully Effect -- those word ranges are coming out like nothing for me for some reason or another. If I really sat down and did a novel I might be able to pull it off using MS Office 2007 since I own a legitimate copy of the program -- I was forced to using demos of the program to write sometimes.
I wrote the story for the next installment of the namesake for this. I am sending the contributor not only a copy of the anthology but a copy of the newspaper that the book appears in for him to frame it at home. I thought he moved to L.A. in the year since the book was re-released. I am close to the one year anniversary of Issue 12 and promoting Dirty Black Winter hard too. I am working on getting new readerships with the codexed location. The thing about baupdeth is he can't write an original title so he plagiarizes from me -- that is typical of a bully too cyberbullying overlaps with the whole plagiarism thing. I've been a damn writing fool in the past few days I've got the computer home.
I got about 275 pages in the 13th issue's body alone so the issue will be about 284 pages for $13.98 so the reader is really getting a deal for that amount in terms of a trade paperback literary journal. I am happy I am able to get back to working on the magazine after having to be on a public computer to communicate for nearly three months. I was sacrificing merchandise copies and contributor copies to get them in the hands of newspapers and magazines to review now I can send pdfs to review again. Some dipshit decided to tag my new book "homosexuality" and that will be reported to Lulu.com -- I am not a homosexual. Sorry I am not Andrew Wolter, My name is Nickolaus Pacione, orientation straight male and hate author Poppy Z. Brite. Some asshole also tagged the book "Pedophilia" they need their ass kicked for doing that because they clearly want to ruin a guy's hard work and career. I worked very hard on Dirty Black Winter and I am not about to let some faggot ruin a book.
Some bastard wants my book to have Poppy Z. Brite's fanbase but I don't agree with her fanbase so I insist that someone ceases from doing those tags to the books because it's giving me the wrong audience. It is something that horrorworld.org would do because they had it in for me from the beginning.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Progress On New Short Story
I reached the 2000 word range with this one and man it is a story I am going to be proud of when it's finished -- I mean House of Spiders and Spectral Exile proud when it gets done. Don't get me wrong I have special places for stories like Ghosts In The Tornado because it got me a readership in the United Kingdom, but this one I am going to aim high with the market to submit it too. I am doing this to see what I can do with it -- God willing. I am shocked I was able to pick up where I left off when the computer needed to go into repair for the motehrboard. I am using my Edgar Allan Poe delivery with this one but at the same time it has the Richard Matheson vibe going for it.
I am thinking about sending this one to Zoetrope when it gets done, but I don't know just yet -- it would be cool to get something like that placed big. Though it is hard to crack the larger places I've been trying the past eight years to hit the bigger places -- the first place I was turned down from was Book of Dark Wisdom. I hope that none of my friends get mad at the story I call Casting The Stones. I noticed that the story about me from the Joliet paper caught wind at Hellnotes.com. I found this one when I was searching around for the Joliet article.
I also wrote a new report called The Bully Effect which is on Deviantart.com. I did that after the bullying Brian Keene had done to me -- his bullying is thinly veiled. Though I had put this out in the open -- I did that for people to read to get some background about why I am the way I am now. The reason I grew the hair and the facial hair. The bullying became a social normalcy and that is a disturbing thing especially since the adults are the ones who are also doing the bullying ahem The Crusty Rail who goes and violates copyrights with posting certain articles without the newspapers permission. I had the permission to scan the Courant when it was done, and I printed out the other paper for a magazine out east. I sent my anthology to PRIMO Magazine and looking to send it to the other one that's in Riverside, Illinois.
I am working to get the anthology noticed by the Italian-American community because I am not too far off from sticking to my heritage. I sent to Primo recently out of curiousity to see if they would do a review of it and document the speaking at the museum. I noticed that the bully Thomas M. had tried to say he hasn't sent anything well he doesn't run Lake Fossil Press though he is going out of his way to sabotage anything I do -- one of the bullies created a fake site called Lake Fossil Films when I don't have a film company and clearly I will not do gay porn if I did. I am looking to do an umbrella company that will be filed as an LLC. I am looking to call it a Trust and this will be the umbrella for both Lake Fossil Press and Writings From The Grave -- the namesake anthology is the second book to be published under Writings From The Grave. Dirty Black Winter is the third to be published like this.
So with that -- there are two new free reads that came out in the same day one later that night and one earlier that day. I am doing that to keep people occupied while working on the new short story I am writing exclusively to submit out.
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Friday, May 6, 2011
.org is live
It was written last night, but if one wants to straggle into reading the story it's public but the profile is viewed by friend's only over there. I've been doing a lot of stories with the real-life aspect that I've became rather known for. The one story I sent around to a few people as the test story for this anthology is going to be part of it. I will not be working with lulu.com with the main anthology because one author has a class action lawsuit going with them, but I will be looking into a low or no cost print on demand place for this anthology if they let me merge the pdf files for the book first. I am working on a brand new short story and this is in the vein of something Edgar Allan Poe wrote titled Words With A Mummy, well the idea intrigued me enough to look into some urban legends in my area of Chicago.
I am trying to see if I can sell this story for enough to go into my security deposit. (I am looking for an apartment back in Chicago, I want the Chicago address because it will help with getting something really going there as a publisher.) Well the one story I am working on, I want to make it top out at about 5600 words -- much as the nonfiction story I penned for the anthology project I am pitching. I have a few createspace accounts and turns out they were my ex-publisher with Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape. Well I found that someone also did a listing for Lake Fossil Press trying to say they were
Well I just love it when I get some high profile encouragement, a writer from my teen years I grew up watching his work on television said he liked one of my nonfiction stories. Coming from him this meant a lot to me, it shows I can carry myself there and do this in a way that can give H.P. Lovecraft a run for his money in the realms of fiction. I doubt that Sammi E. Cox can do a scary nonfiction story if her life depended on it. Being that she lacks a professional publishing history or a semi-professional one for that matter. I have a few stories I am looking to submit out, but the ones I want to submit to I need to plunk down $20.00 just so they can have a look at the thing -- that is the creative nonfiction market for you. It's hard to break into that field. It is hard because they give you a particular subject for the journal and that's about it -- I wish they had some that had no particular concept or theme so I can send the stories to them. My book Dirty Black Winter will have a few of these type of stories in there too.
A new highly controversial book released (waiting for the proof copy to come home,) a newly christenned website for the imrpint, and still looking for some remaining spots on Issue 13 -- I want to make this one special too because of it's being the anniversary issue. I want to make this at least 240 pages, better still 260 pages. I also want to state that this month is the anniversary of my official website (it grew with me) -- this will show a lot of people coming on here how old that site is, it's from the second era. I still can't believe my website is actually fourteen years old, that's a milestone for a website -- and Lake Fossil Press is seven years old on my birthday while the magazine will be six. The nonfiction project I am looking to do a huge broadscope of scary true stories from a first person point of view. Trying to picture if Edgar Allan Poe wrote true stories as dark as his fiction. What I am looking for is a lot of possibilities for this one, the subject matter is limitless in terms of true stories there. But the no sex rule and the no gay rule is in effect because I want to keep this anthology an R rated project but not a pornographic R.
As a few dickheads out there claim that I was killed by neighbors or committed into an asylum -- sayin the magazine is closed because of this. I hate to say it that they are in for a rude awakening when the magazine goes to print within the month. I will also do blogs on my insanejournal which is called Psyche of a Bipolar. The one thing that blogspot I like about it is they have a huge tolerance of what can be said, but at the same time it's got this nasty side where people can blatently violate copyrights on stories. As some people have no respect for a man's titles of newly written works -- that is something that Cox showed a blatant disrespect for over the years. When a publisher lacks that kind of respect they will not be around a long time.
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
the progress on An Eye In Shadows
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