Horror Writers' Phrase Book: Essential Reference for All Authors of Horror, Dark Fantasy, Paranormal, Thrillers & Urban Fantasy (Writers' Phrase Books Book 1)

INSTANTLY WRITE BETTER HORROR!

Run out of ideas? #1 bestselling author Jackson Dean Chase shares the secret weapon every writer needs.

Arranged for quick, easy reference, the Horror Writers' Phrase Book contains over 3,000 ways to describe death, gore, hauntings, monsters, weapons, and more—plus dark emotions and writing exercises designed to give you the writing skills you need to transform yourself into the best horror author you can be.

Before using this book: "The chainsaw cut her neck."

After using this book: "The buzzing blade savaged her soft, white throat."

There are plenty of creepy and violent descriptions, but the book covers all kinds of subgenres like Paranormal Romance and Urban Fantasy.

For example, take this boring sentence: "She made out with the vampire."

And turn it into: "Their hungry mouths fed on each other in the darkness."

When you buy this book, you're not just getting a reference guide, you're unlocking a proven, cost-effective solution to save time and generate more ideas than any other horror guide on the market.

Try it now: Unleash the power and decide for yourself!

• "The perfect guide for writing horror."
  --Derek Ailes, author of Zombie Command
  
  
• "...Will help jump start twisted creativity... like bouncing ideas around with an author buddy..."
  --Tome Tender
  
  
• "A book of chilling inspiration... it's worth your investment."
  --The Writing Lair
  
  
• "Good stuff!"
  --Kevin Hale, Live Paranormal Talk Radio host
  
  
• "...This book has helped me tremendously. I was ready to trash my manuscript and now I'm halfway through editing the first draft!"
  --Kindle reviewer
  
  
• "...I got the help I needed [and] came up with with a dozen new story ideas."
  --Kindle reviewer

WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK

The Horror Writers' Phrase Book is a project that was born out of frustration while writing my first horror story. I would often get writer's block and have to dig through thousands of pages in dozens of novels hoping to find inspiration to write similar scenes.

The problem with that approach was the amount of time it took, and how impossible it was trying to locate a few half-remembered sentences among oceans of text. Sure, I'd find a few, but never all of what I was looking for, so I thought to myself, "Wouldn't it be great to have all the inspiration I needed in just one book?"

I searched, but aside from a few written for the romance genre, there was nothing for horror. That's when I knew I had to write this book. Not because I claim to be the best writer in the world, but because I'm the only one who had the idea (and the guts) to do it.

HOW DO I USE THIS BOOK?

• Use the descriptions as writing prompts.
  
• Use the descriptions "as is" or you can mix-and-match to create new ones.
  
• Reading the book can help you beat writers' block.