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Christopher Shultz grew up watching old Universal monster movies and reading Stephen King. His stories have appeared in MicroHorror, the anthology 'Another 100 Horrors,' Smashed Cat Magazine, and forthcoming in Grievous Angel, among other places. He also writes about books and film at LitReactor.com. Christopher lives in Oklahoma City with his fiancée Lauren and their two mostly well-behaved cats.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
CHIMERA | Smashed Cat Magazine, 6.17.14
"You can leave some money. Right here." I pounded my fist on the coffee table, frightening the cat. "It'll pay for their funerals."
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY | LitReactor, 11.25.14
In this technologically-advanced era, more and more publishers are turning to digital and web-based platforms. But what's the advantage to publishers and editors?
THE PITFALLS OF NANOWRIMO | LitReactor, 11.6.14
NaNoWriMo is a wonderful event for some writers, but a very bad idea for others. In which camp do you belong?
MIRACLE GIRLS BY M.B. CASCHETTA | LitReactor, 11.5.14
Vision-touched Cee-Cee and the war-protesting nuns of Christ's Most Precious Wounds are out to stop the Romeville Snatcher.
GOODNOTES | LitReactor, 10.27.14
While ostensibly expensive, this is the best PDF reader/annotator for iOS. Editing manuscripts on your iPad has never been this sexy.
"You can leave some money. Right here." I pounded my fist on the coffee table, frightening the cat. "It'll pay for their funerals."
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY | LitReactor, 11.25.14
In this technologically-advanced era, more and more publishers are turning to digital and web-based platforms. But what's the advantage to publishers and editors?
THE PITFALLS OF NANOWRIMO | LitReactor, 11.6.14
NaNoWriMo is a wonderful event for some writers, but a very bad idea for others. In which camp do you belong?
MIRACLE GIRLS BY M.B. CASCHETTA | LitReactor, 11.5.14
Vision-touched Cee-Cee and the war-protesting nuns of Christ's Most Precious Wounds are out to stop the Romeville Snatcher.
GOODNOTES | LitReactor, 10.27.14
While ostensibly expensive, this is the best PDF reader/annotator for iOS. Editing manuscripts on your iPad has never been this sexy.
recent blog posts
PUBLICATION! AND OTHER UPDATES... | 6.22.14
Well, here I am, several months later, making a new post to the old blog. There are several things to cover, so let's get right to it.
First, nearly a year after having a micro-fiction piece published in Another 100 Horrors, I finally have something new out there in the world. This time around it's a narrative poem titled "Chimera," and you can check it out over at Smashed Cat Magazine, a venue for weird/noir poetry (be sure to read some of the other works published there too; quality stuff)... More
ABOUT THE WEATHER | 3.2.14
Yet another snowstorm today, hopefully the last vestiges of a dying season, a desperate attempt by Old Man Winter to prove his continued vigor and health just before keeling over in comical death: eyes bulging, fingers… More
SOME THOUGHTS ON A PARAGRAPH | 1.9.14
Just read "Walled," a short story from Nightmare Magazine (one of my favorite lit mags) by Lucy Taylor, originally published in Twists of the Tail (edited by Ellen Datlow) in 1996. There was a single... More
ARTICLE PUBLISHED AT TOR.COM! | 10.10.13
I had the opportunity to contribute a blog post to Tor.com. The article's titled "Top Ten Horror-Sci-Fi Films," and you can check it out here. It was quite the honor and thrill to see my name and my work posted on this fantastic website... More
Well, here I am, several months later, making a new post to the old blog. There are several things to cover, so let's get right to it.
First, nearly a year after having a micro-fiction piece published in Another 100 Horrors, I finally have something new out there in the world. This time around it's a narrative poem titled "Chimera," and you can check it out over at Smashed Cat Magazine, a venue for weird/noir poetry (be sure to read some of the other works published there too; quality stuff)... More
ABOUT THE WEATHER | 3.2.14
Yet another snowstorm today, hopefully the last vestiges of a dying season, a desperate attempt by Old Man Winter to prove his continued vigor and health just before keeling over in comical death: eyes bulging, fingers… More
SOME THOUGHTS ON A PARAGRAPH | 1.9.14
Just read "Walled," a short story from Nightmare Magazine (one of my favorite lit mags) by Lucy Taylor, originally published in Twists of the Tail (edited by Ellen Datlow) in 1996. There was a single... More
ARTICLE PUBLISHED AT TOR.COM! | 10.10.13
I had the opportunity to contribute a blog post to Tor.com. The article's titled "Top Ten Horror-Sci-Fi Films," and you can check it out here. It was quite the honor and thrill to see my name and my work posted on this fantastic website... More
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