Writing for publication is an art, a craft, and a business, so you need to develop skill sets in multiple areas. You need to learn how to be a marketer just as much as you need to get past your… — Brian Hodge Copy Share
I wrote my first story in second grade, and was trying novel-length by sixth. — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
“So, not at first, but I eventually realized I was seeing this level of reality that’s going on right over our heads and most… — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
“Let me see what I can come up with,' she said, and seemed to take a new satisfaction in it now. Something wrong to do, a law to break, and if she was lucky she might even get to steal, and it must have been then that everything changed between us and each of us didn't just have a neighbor… — Brian Hodge Copy Share
One of my favorite things to do within horror is explore this feeling that a lot of people seem to have from time to… — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
Writing for publication is an art, a craft, and a business, so you need to develop skill sets in multiple areas. You need to learn how to be a marketer just as much as you need to get past your influences and develop your unique prose voice. And you can't do it alone. You need a strong emotional support system… — Brian Hodge Copy Share
“Sometimes it seems as if the best technology is still only catching up to what nature has already figured out.” — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
“Some dreams never leave you, because they’re more than just dreams. They’re truth, distilled to purest potency.” — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
“Sometimes we sleep because we want to, sometimes because we need it, and sometimes we sleep in self-defense.” — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
My first crime novel, "Wild Horses," sold at auction, and that changed my life at an ideal time. — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
“Without wonder, there’s no progress. Nothing gets done, nobody goes anywhere. If you don’t exercise your capacity for wonder…well, use it or lose it.… — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
“Nothing can play havoc with your sense of scale better than looking deeply into the night skies. It can leave you feeling immense and… — Brian Hodge Copy Share Image
