Writings From The Grave


Well I managed to update Writings From The Grave and looking to do some different things on the mirror sites -- this one used to be ground zero for everything that is Nickolaus Pacione, but I got everything going on a larger website. I have no plans on leaving either Tripod.com or Angelfire.com, in fact, I repackaged a few of the stories I've written over the years and they will be linked from the reading room. I employed Angelfire.com to run parts of my e-zine when I was in my e-zine days. I also was on a site called goplay.com but they banned me because a story I ran on the site. It was as controversial as something I would end up writing four years later.
      The stories titled The Fandom Writer, Darkness From The Skies, FUCKBEATER, Writings From The Grave, House Of Spiders, and Wrong Side Of The Tracks call Tripod's incarnation of Writings From The Grave home. I am looking to do the HTML treatment to another story from the 2005 era for this one, and it's available as a pdf file via AuthorsDen, and it's part of a collection called The Writings Collected: Vol 2. Stories will in part be re-packaged in the HTML format for you old school visitors. What was the guestbook area here is now the gate to the other Writings From The Grave url that's a lot bigger in the layout. In otherworkds it got a lot bigger. I am talking nearly the size of the Go Network era Writings From The Grave. This will also have a movie room linked up here, and that is under construction. I will present that like I present the stories on the website.
       this place is constantly under construction so bare with me. The other location for Writings From The Grave is fully operational. If you're looking for the titles I have with Lake Fossil Press, you can go over to Lulu.com. If you're looking for the website for The Ethereal Gazette, click here. Writings From The Grave has a domain but I haven't quite moved things into there yet -- I am going to put some of my pdf stories as HTML stories for the site, namely the Reality Check: An Anthology Of Horror inspired In The Reflection Of A Lens which was featured originally on the now defunct Wheels of Terror website. They had me as a staff writer there too. at the time. It was an interesting gig, I was their connection to the small press because I reviewed small press books and indie horror films. I am also doing some blogging on a few places -- to the right hand corner I will have new links to everything. Batcave is now defunct and some of my files were lost with them and lost when the service went to hell. I found some of my old diary-x material by looking at waybackmachine but the story I can't find is the most important one called The House Of Pain.
     I wrote that story for Wraith Knox as a Christmas present. Though I have a lot of stories online, I also amassed a few that are print exclusives these days. I want to keep them that way. I am just mad that I'm coming very close to not having any more space to play around with on here. So I have to host stories at other places and do this one as a mirror gateway. I have got stories loaded to a few servers these days, it was just like I did it in 1997. I sometimes submit stories to newsgroups to test out the manuscripts.



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hey gravediggers, say hello to Misty of Withersin!

drawn in Mercy Medical Center when I had my nervous breakdown..

Click my drawing if you want to read 
something good .  This is dedicated to Dawn 'Wraith' Knox.  The layout is based on her venture, and the format is a homage to her distinct contribution to the horror broadscope.  This one is my most celebrated story on 
AuthorsDen.com and was featured on WheelsofTerror.com before they went black.  It was a staple to that site, they liked this one better than my Lovecraftian Horror. I do apologize to Wraith in advance about downloading her backgrounds for this, but I wanted to give this a feel as it would appear if it was in the reading room. I didn't steal the bandwidth. The images were transloaded. I wanted to give this entry a look as if it would appear in the reading room.


Photograph was the basis for the cover of Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape when I used the grayscale version. John Welborn of Empyrean Sky and I designed the cover. He did the front cover and I did the back on the latter editions. You can grab the book on lulu.com for some of the stories that were considered favorites from the diary-x journal and some of FictionPress.com were represented here too.  © 1999 by the author.






I will mention of this more within the site about one of the journals, but if one wants to know what I am up to on day to day basis go visit my blog at MySpace (this place is private private.) This will give some an idea of how my mind works when I am not in a creative process, but the other places are where one can see where I do more of my writing at.
     This place is always and will be under construction, but as much as what I have on there already -- one can find what I wrote up on AuthorsDen. Some of the stories on the Den are in some of the collections I compiled over the years of my work. I am doing another collection as I speak featuring one of my novellas. I make it a rule not to post stories over 7000 words anymore online. I made my last story of this length online -- I am saving these fuckers for print.

my first major colaboration -- you get to see House of Spiders as a sequel on a bigger scale.  Classic Horror fans get ready for one of the meanest horror stories ever written.  Welcome back to the House of Spiders ya bastards!