Craig R. Saunders

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  • The Mulrones #4: Deadlift
  • The Love of the Dead
  • Vigil
  • The Dead Boy
  • RAIN
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  • A Stranger's Grave
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  • Unit 731
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  • BLOOD DRUGS TEA
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  • Spiggot, Too
  • Days of Christmas
  • The Cold Inside
  • Dark Words
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  • Angels in Black and White
  • Line of Kings #1: The Outlaw King
  • Line of Kings #2: The Thief King
  • Line of Kings #3: The Queen of Thieves
  • The Line of Kings Boxed Set Edition
  • The Rythe Quadrilogy #1: Rythe Awakes
  • The Rythe Quadrilogy #2: The Tides of Rythe
  • The Rythe Quadrilogy #3: Rythe Falls
  • The Rythe Quadrilogy #4: Beneath Rythe
  • The Rythe Quadrilogy Boxed Set Edition
  • The Complete Sun Destroyers Saga (Septology)
  • FREE READ! Zombies' Guide to Taking Drugs Successfully
  • FREE READ! Zombies' Guide to Keeping your Broken Body Ticking
  • FREE READ! Zombies' Guide to Fixing and Making Stuff
  • FREE READ! Zombies' Guide to Cooking like Normal People
  • FREE READ! Zombies' Guide to Coping with Small Humans
  • The Warrior Soul

Thursday, 14 January 2021

Two massive misconceptions about marujuana hurting people all over the w...

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Wednesday, 13 January 2021

On Zen Geometry - Reimann Hypothesis, the Nature of Sentience and the v...

Another chapter summary on the latest book project I'm working on (kind of working on it on YouTube, doing it public because I'm finding YouTube useful. Love you. 

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Tuesday, 12 January 2021

Education, Home Education, Zen Experiments

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On medications and mental health.

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Tuesday, 29 December 2020

On my schizophrenic affective disorder, addiction, and depression, and s...

Maybe someone will find this helpful, but either way I'm talking about my #Schizophrenia my #addiction me being an #addict and my battles with #suicide and #depression so if that's heavy for you, maybe give it a miss. xxx

 

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Interviews

  • Interview on BeavistheBookhead
  • Me, Interview, on The Gal in the Blue Mask
  • Interview, me, on How to Dismantle your Life
  • Interview on Albedo One
  • Interview with Craig on Cat After Dark
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on cemeteryflower
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Crowded Quarantine Publications Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Blood Bound Books' Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Gregory L. Norris' Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Peter Giglio's Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Rebecca Besser's Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Ryan C. Thomas' Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Dale Eldon's Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Suzanne Robb's Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Ginger Nuts of Horror Blog
  • Interview with Craig Saunders on Blog Talk Radio

Nice People Links

  • Ian Woodhead
  • Iain Rob Wright's A-Z of publishing
  • Richard Schiver
  • Albedo One
  • Cat After Dark
  • Paul Read or Dead
  • David Conyers
  • Char's Horror Corner
  • Grand Mal Press
  • Jethro Lentle Cover Artist
  • The Wicked Library
  • The Horror Zine
  • This is Horror
  • The Ginger Nuts of Horror
  • The Horrifically Horrifying Horror Blog

Endorsements

'Great stuff. Highly original. Incredibly well-written.' - David Bernstein.

'Compulsively readable. Saunders' writing style is snappy and fluid. It is fast-paced and violent, yet there's also depth.' - Keith Deininger.

'An urgency and vitality to the writing that I loved.' - Wayne Simmons.

'His dialogue crackles and his characters leap from the page.' - Michael McBride.

'Combines the quirkiness of Dean Koontz's Odd Thomas series with the hardcore mythology of Clive Barker to create an adventure that is both entertaining and terrifying. This is horror adventure at its finest.' - examiner.com

'Saunders is fast becoming a must read author in the realms of horror and dark fiction.' - Scream.

'Brutal and poetic.' Bill Hussey.

'Full of emotion and heart.' Jim McLeod, Ginger Nuts of Horror.

'Craig Saunders proves he's one to watch...and follow.' Matt Shaw.

'Craig Saunders' Walls of Madness is a descent beyond the boundaries of what is real horror and what is imagined. Mr. Saunders illustrates how thin those walls are between the two in a riveting tale of one man's struggle to escape and survive whatever is really tormenting him.' Stephen A. North.

'Saunders brings the unthinkable to life with pure visual perfection.' Emma Audsley/The Horrifically Horrifying Horror Blog

[Rain] 'I'd say it's the best book I've read in a year.' - The Horror Zine.

'Stephen King with a touch of Cardiff dirt and a lot of London grime.' - Richard Rhys Jones.

[Spiggot] 'Incredibly tasteless, shamelessly lowbrow, and very, very funny!' - Jeff Strand.

[A Stranger's Grave] 'Saunders has written a truly dark, atmospheric and character driven tale, packed with page-turning mystery, sorrow, and a jaw-dropping reveal.' - David Bernstein.

'A talent to keep an eye on.' - Eric S Brown.

'Craig Saunders is a master of the genre.' Iain Rob Wright.

'Anyone who has read Craig Saunders knows that his words flow like blood from a severed jugular. The Love of the Dead is no exception. This book is all horror, though it will entertain any fan of detective mystery stories. Do yourself a favor and get this book. Read it, and then find Craig's other books and read them.' - Robert Essig.

'Rain is a dark, disturbing, and violent supernatural horror novel with superb moments of suspense and terror.' - Travis L. Barrett.

'This writer has what it takes you make you afraid of the rain, cry about loss, and question what we really know about the world.' - Suzanne Robb.

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