Author Archives: L. Marie Wood

“[The Realm] brings Cosmic Horror into the 21st century.” – John R. Robison, Priest, Sci/Fi/ Horror Enthusiast BUY NOW!

2024-09-24-223208991 In here, things are strange. Imitation of Life is the third installment in The Open Book universe and is the product of a fevered dream experienced by one of the survivors. From his scratchings, “Hands moving, words flowing from someplace else, someplace other, someplace… Fevered dream disconnected life eternal dead void life nonexistent Life… Limbo… WordsContinue reading “Whatchu Know About This? 6”

Someone close to her is hiding the truth. When strange things start happening, Sara Sue realizes she’s being watched. Now she must untangle the mystery before the shadows come for her as well. But can she uncover the truth in time to escape the looming threats that surround her? BUY NOW!

“Telecommuting is a prescient, chilling exploration of contemporary isolation from each other, from our hopes and dreams. Suspenseful and gripping, L. Marie Wood crafts psychological horror you can’t put down!” – John Edward Lawson, author of Bibliophobia Telecommuting is a modern psychological horror story set in what could be your town, your street, your house.  BUYContinue reading “Whatchu Know About This? 4”

“Vampire fans will get their fill here, as will horror readers thirsty for a fresh, unexpected take on one of the genres oldest mythologies.” – Library Journal In the shadows of ancient Benin, a demonic presence stalks an innocent girl on the cusp of womanhood. Seduced by this sinister stranger’s fatal charm, the girl’s soul descendsContinue reading “Whatchu Know About This? 3”

“[L. Marie Wood’s] prose is the ink-and-pulp equivalent of a whisper in the dark, an icy talon clutching the throat, a dead man’s kiss upon your lips as you sleep.” – Anthony Beal The 99 stories in The Unholy Trinity are the keys to the past; they are the keys to the doors that open to theContinue reading “Whatchu Know About This? 2”

“From the very first page this novel is a series of extremely disturbing events, particularly nightmarish dream sequences. Centering on one man’s imminent insanity and death (think Jacob’s Ladder or Stir of Echoes), Crescendo draws a fine line between what is madness and what is supernatural.” Women in Horror Crescendo is a novel about fate and the lengths we will travelContinue reading “Whatchu Know About This?”

Is it just me or is the year flying by? Oh, wait… let me share my writing music for today because, you guys, WOW. Ok, back to the topic at hand. 🙂 I feel like the year is moving so quickly, but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. I hope you are feeling productive inContinue reading “2024 Feels Like a Whirlwind”