First up allow me to introduce you to Lori Michelle, who is the managing editor for Dark Moon Digest Horror Quarterly and Dark Eclipse: The Dark Moon Digest monthly e-magazine. She also helps edit their special anthologies, including Mistresses of the Macabre, and helps convert most of their publications to e-publications. She is also the co-owner of Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing, where she terrorizes her partner with facts and figures.
A single mother of two children she spends a majority of her time trying to keep her 6 year old from hitting the dog in the face. During what spare time she can scraps together (I really have some?)she dabbles in graphic art, using that knowledge to make business cards. logos and flyers for people who need something more creative than the norm.
A writer herself she has been published in several anthologies, including the Bram Stoker nominated Slices of Flesh. She maintains a website at www.lorimichelleauthor.com, but can be found more often hanging out on Facebook. In case you can't tell, her favorite color is purple. :)
She edited the charitable anthology, Bleed, with all proceeds going to help child cancer victims and their families.
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Synopsis: No one should ever have to deal with cancer, especially a child. BLEED
is a charity anthology where the profits will go to help children who
have cancer. Forty-seven stories, poems and essays by the best in the
horror business, including Bentley Little, Rick Hautala, Joe McKinney,
Mort Castle, Benjamin Kane Ethridge, Tim Waggoner, Gene O'Neill, and
William Nolan. This is for all the little girls and boys who fight the
good fight everyday. Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated
to The National Children's Cancer Society. thenccs.org
Her erotic thriller:
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Synopsis:Lila's perfect Saturday night means falling asleep on the couch
with a glass of wine and a good book. But even the perfect night could
go bad when Lila starts longing to know what secrets her brain keeps
locked away. Left with only distorted nightmares of her life before the
accident, she numbly goes through life, hoping to find out just who she
is.
Amber, double-crossed by a lover,
would much rather be slipping something in the wine than sipping it.
While she gives great pleasure, loving Amber comes with great pain. Her
body is a weapon and she knows how to use it.
