Think for yourself and feel the walls become sand beneath your feet.

About the Weaver

My name is Erin Kendall, and I am an aspiring novelist.  I have been writing since I knew what words were, and taught myself how to type at the tender age of 7.  I began writing seriously (that is, with the intent of publication) about 4 years ago.  My dream has always been to write novels.

I write in a few different genres.  My favorite is horror/dark fantasy.  I’m enthralled by vampires and other otherworldly creatures (werewolves, demons, angels, etc).  I’m also fascinated with alternate realms, and have used them in a few of my books already.  :)

I also enjoy writing psychological horror and sci-fi.  Sci-fi is a relatively new endeavor for me.  I read S.L. Viehl’s Blade Dancer and was hooked.  To date, I’ve written one full-length sci-fi novel, and have two in progress.

I actually have quite a few works-in-progress.  Always a main one and a secondary; sometimes a tertiary as well.  I tend to jump around alot, because my muse likes that. I get blocked on one, I can work on another.  But usually, more often than not, the main project takes center stage.  A few people have challenged me to write one book at one time and actually finish it.  Problem is, plot bunnies abound in my mind—I get ideas from any and everything.  I have a list of 18 so far, and that’s not including the older ones, or the series ideas.  I figure I will be very busy. 

Since I haven’t gone pro yet, I need to make a living just like everyone else.  I work for a small marketing firm where I basically get yelled at a lot.  As the office manager (please note the lack of capitals –it’s intentional), I do everything except payroll.  It’s a decent job.  I’ve been there almost 7 years.  I work with 4 older men, and there’s never a dull moment but—I don’t exactly want to do this for the rest of my life.  It’s just not my bag, baby.  The industry as a whole sucks, and I suck at the whole managerial thing.  But it is a job, a paycheck, so I really shouldn’t complain.  Much.

I also have a passion for photography.  I discovered it in my junior year of college and fell madly in love.  I have my own darkroom where I make magic happen under the eerie red glow of the safelight.  I am a lover of old-school processes, b&w film, and alternate process work.  If it’s different and cool, I’m there.  I’ve been published in numerous journals and have had my work exhibited in 4 shows.  When I’m not writing, I’m most likely tinkering on something photographic.

When I’m not doing any of that, I’m either reading, watching TV (shows I am addicted to), scrapbooking, bowling, working on my website, or playing Guild Wars.  I lead a very busy, very full life, and I like it that way.

For more info, and to see my photo portfolio, check out my website at http://www.erinkendall.com .

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