Diane Dooley

Yes, please.

If you're a Woman in Horror, be it artist, illustrator, author, writer, reviewer, director, WHATEVER-

Say hi and link to your work here!

Let's make a thread of Horror from Women that people can peruse & discover some cool, new stuff

I'll start, in the comments/replies :)
♀️🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ 📚🎨 ✍️ 📽️🩸 #wihm

A woman lies submerged in water. Cover of 'Down By the Dark Water' by Diane Dooley

Hi! Writer of horror short stories and novellas here. Check 'em out.
dianedooley.wordpress.com/short-stories/

Illustration of short story "A War-Torn Country" in Issue Ten of Pulp Asylum. A haggard woman nurses a baby in front of a fireplace.

Cover illustration Penumbric Volume IX, Issue 3. Well-dressed young woman carrying a severed head and a machete.

Cover illustration of Rainy Weather Days magazine Volume Four. A man and a woman stand on silhouetted buildings communicating in colors.

My published short stories: dianedooley.wordpress.com/short-stories/

Novak Djokovic. Simply astonishing.

Still and always choosing the bear. ✌️

Teen Titans YouTube video by scooller

And now I must listen to the Teen Titans theme:

Teen titan clash in Australia! That's my evening planned.

An intriguing door in a very posh but non-smug non-judgemental old wall.

A door in an old wall leading to a garden where you can bet there is a fucking crazy party happening

An old door in an old wall which is so arrogantly great, it’s almost disgusting.

Some dickhead had better not try to paint this great messed up old door in an even older wall or I am going over there with some people I know, and I am not kidding.

This might well become a thread.

I am calling it 'Bloody Hell, Aren't Doors On Old Walls Fucking Brilliant?'

Bloody hell, but toothache makes me cranky :(

If Nicolás Maduro stands trial in the United States and gets convicted of 34 felonies, does that mean he’s qualified to be our next president now?

Just checking what the standards are these days.

Illustration of short story "A War-Torn Country" in Issue Ten of Pulp Asylum. A haggard woman nurses a baby in front of a fireplace.

Cover illustration Penumbric Volume IX, Issue 3. Well-dressed young woman carrying a severed head and a machete.

Cover illustration of Rainy Weather Days magazine Volume Four. A man and a woman stand on silhouetted buildings communicating in colors.

My published short stories: dianedooley.wordpress.com/short-stories/

Romance novel?

THE SPECIALS - Enjoy Yourself Live Montreux 1980 YouTube video by exceller8000

Wishing a great 2026 to everyone. Don't forget to enjoy yourself. It's later than you think. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0t2s...

Filed a complaint and was rather coldly reminded of the two other books I got for Christmas, and if I wanted more books as gifts perhaps I should stop complaining about how we have run out of room for more books. Dammit.

Painting, The Magic Circle, by John William Waterhouse. cover image for Issue 10 of Pulp Asylum.

Out today, my latest short story, A War-Torn Country, in Issue 10 of Pulp Asylum:

www.pulpasylum.com/january-cont...

My New Year's Resolution:

Water Gypsies: A History of Life on Britain's Rivers and Canals by Julian Dutton.
Fugue State: Stories by Brian Evenson.
What did you get?

Woke up this morning to the cold realization I only got two books for Christmas. Gonna file a complaint.

Me: got vinyl, cassettes, CDs, but won't get a Spotify account :)

A Murderous Business 9781250356482 - Macmillan A sharp, captivating historical mystery about two queer women in turn-of-the-century New York, for fans of Lavender House and A Most Agreeable Murde...

"Cathy Pegau brilliantly immerses us in the pleasures, the biases, and the underlying energy of the emerging 20th century." -Ann Aptaker, multi-award winning author of A Crime of Secrets and the Cantor Gold crime series

A Murderous Business
bit.ly/AMurderousBu...
#historical #queer #crime

First short story (and hopefully not the last) of the new year coming 1/1/26. Love the creepy illustration, Billy! @pulpasylum.bsky.social

"Alice Lives Here Forevermore" by Diane Dooley (@dianedooley.bsky.social), in October's Penumbric at https://www.penumbric.com/currentissue/dooleyAlice.html

An endless Tuesday …

-from "Alice Lives Here Forevermore" by Diane Dooley (@dianedooley.bsky.social), in October's #Penumbric at www.penumbric.com/currentissue... and pdf www.penumbric.com/currentissue...

#shortstory #horror

Congrats! They're a pleasure to work with :)

I know it's kind of pathetic to be in bed by 6pm, but then I remember what a rough year it's been. Lost both my parents and currently recovering from my second bout of pneumonia.
*turns on electric blanket*

You know, I don't think anyone could pay me enough to give a flying fuck about anyone's immigration status. Country borders are imaginary, made-up lines, subject to change every time stupid, egotistical men start another war. We are all humans, sharing the same planet, and nobody owns the earth.

Alice Lives Here Forevermore: New Short Story Now Available Alice has no friends, is not allowed outside, and doesn’t even go to school. Her mother won’t allow it. Direct link to Alice Lives Here Forevemore. Come meet poor little Alice, the prot…

Blogging about my latest short story:

Flowers and seed. Fall, Vermont

Gathering seed.

Hey, @lukewalkerwriter.bsky.social
First time we've shared a ToC!

'Alice Lives Here Forevermore': new story from me in the current issue of @penumbricmag.bsky.social
Come meet poor wee Alice :)