Horror Writing Tips for Aspiring Writers

"Creep This Way: How to Become a Horror Writer" by Rebecca Cuthbert is a book that cannot be recommended enough. It is a breath of fresh air from one of the up-and-coming voices in the (horror) community, according to Joshua Gage from Cemetery Dance Online.

Cuthbert has done something no one else has, creating a book that is all about the 'everything else' that goes with being a writer, as stated by JG Faherty, the Horror Writers Association Mentorship Program Manager and author of Ragman, Songs in the Key of Death, and The Wakening.

This book is an essential guide for the aspiring horror writer, as described by D. M. Guay, the author of the 24/7 Demon Mart book series. Roxie Voorhees, the author of The Longest Thirst, says the book is "Dripping with big sister energy" and lays out an easy-to-execute guide for any writer, wishing she had this resource three years ago.

If you've written some stories but aren't sure what to do next, this is the book for you. Cuthbert's Creep This Way How to Become a Horror Writer is a fun, fast, and pressure-free guide to the business of boo, written in a voice that sounds like a great friend offering clear advice you can immediately apply to your writing aspirations.

The book answers many questions about what else is involved in becoming a horror writer and succeeding as a professional author, including how to bet on yourself, find your tribe, believe beyond the doubts, navigate submissions opportunities, embrace rejections, be grateful (not satisfied), watch your spending, and go after book reviews, among much more.

Cuthbert is currently doing what you want to do, using the steps outlined in this book to get published and earn her place in the horror community. Now, it's your turn.

BONUS! For even more help, you can check out the resources available on Rebecca Cuthbert's website, which include a comprehensive guide to the publishing process.

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