Are you a writer, reader, or a fan of horror?
If so, you’re in the right place.
The Great Lakes Association of Horror Writer’s mission is to publish, support, and promote local creators of the strange and terrifying. Through our anthologies, events, and charitable activities we strive to make the world a darker and more interesting place.
We welcome you to explore our published works, attend our various events, and if you’ve ever touched pen to paper in the name of horror, encourage you to become a member.
– GLAHW Team
Available Now!
Latest Post
2024 Sightings: Strange & Wonderful – An Indie Author Showcase
The Indie Author Showcase will take place on December 7, 2024 from 4p to 7p at Flint Local 432, 124 W 1st St, Flint, MI 48502
Featured
The GLAHW Pulp Horror Review 
14 members
This is the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers book club, where we take a look at short fiction in the public domain.
Books we’re currently reading
View this group on Goodreads »
Share book reviews and ratings with The GLAHW Pulp Horror Review, and even join a book club on Goodreads.
News & Updates
Dark Screams, Vol 2
Once again, let me preface the review by stating that the copy I read was an ARC I received for free for the purpose of reviewing it. While I enjoyed Dark Screams: Volume Two, I found it a little...
GLAHW member Ken MacGregor on Collaboration
GLAHW member Ken MacGregor recently contributed a piece to the DailyNightmare called "Long Distance Bro-mance" where Ken describes his experience of collaborating with Kerry Lipp. The two are busy...
Monthly Submission/Progress Prompt
One of the themes of the recent Global Domination Retreat was setting goals and working towards achieving them. Towards that end I have created a thread on the ProBoards (Pedantic Pedler >...
Coats for Kids 2014 Donations
Hello everyone! GLAHW has signed on to help the Capuchin Soup Kitchen collect winter coats for their 2014 Coats for Kids drive. Please check out the flyer for donation locations. We will be...
The R’lyeh Tribune
Now featuring discussion of disembodied brains and a review of Paul Roland's new biography--"The Curious Case of H.P. Lovecraft".
Dark Screams, a new collection of horror.
Dark Screams: Volume One A Review Edited by Brian James Freeman and Richard Chizmar There are benefits to being, as my current bio states, “a lifetime reader and writer of dark speculative...