Author Archives: curtismlawson

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Recently I’ve been finding myself fiending for a new tattoo. While scrolling through countless images of Nordic imagery, Sith symbolism, and medieval woodcuts for inspiration, I began wondering about the ink that other writers may have inscribed upon their flesh. … Continue reading →

One thing that some authors do, which I never really understood, is to list out the music they were listening to when they wrote a specific story. It’s kind of interesting to know what music writers dig, but I never … Continue reading →

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The Elder Gods have come to the Old West! The old man had lost nearly everything- his family, his home, his war. Now, after years of bloody conflict, he must confront a malevolent cosmic entity to save his only son. … Continue reading →

Radio of Horror is airing an interview with yours truly at midnight tonight. I talk about my books and nerd out about comics! Check it out here!

I write dark stuff. I’m not saying that to sound edgy or pretentious. In fact, I don’t like to nail myself down as strictly a horror guy. I write steampunk and superhero stuff. I’ve done scripts for presidential biography comics. … Continue reading →

A big thanks to Angel Aviles and the fine folks at Winlock Press for the cover to my debut novel, The Devoured! Angel worked with me as the colorist on Mastema and it was great to be able to have … Continue reading →

In the past eight years, I’ve had nine single issue comics, five anthology shorts, a graphic novel, and three webcomics published. I currently have two one shots, a few anthology pieces, a mini-series, and two short stories in the queue … Continue reading →

If you’re fan of my work, chances are you have only read my comics. There’s a good reason for that. Aside from a short story I posted on MySpace back in the ancient days of social media, none of my … Continue reading →