Sentences with phrase «writing about demons»

Not exact matches

I'm still not sure what's riskier to write about: a) the rapture, b) demons or c) sex.

I have written previously about James 2, dead faith, and the faith of demons so won't write about this text here.

I wrote a post draft earlier today about Satan, angels, and demons.

Not that I cared about the plot, but the plot: Written by Eric Pearson, Craig Kyle and Christopher Yost, «Thor: Ragnarok» begins with Thor breaking free from the clutches of fire demon Surtur.

Screenwriter Daniel Casey wrote the script, and he's got sci - fi chops to spare: he did an uncredited rewrite on «10 Cloverfield Lane» and is also working on Chad Stahelski's «Kill or Be Killed,» reportedly about a murderous demon.

WES CRAVEN»S «THEY» Though the alternate title is «Wes Craven Presents «They,»» Craven neither wrote, directed nor produced this middling horror film about a young woman who becomes the target of unspecified demon forces from the other side.

David Camp wrote a terrific Vanity Fair article about Bruce Springsteen's memoir that's really about the artist's dad, depression, and demons.

Although a lot of specs are still a mystery until the SRT Demon hits the streets, we thought it's time to write up a performance piece about this muscle car monster.

Set in Hopewell, a fictitious Midwestern town, Running with the Demon grew, in part, from Brooks» desire to write about his home town.

I wanted to say thank you so much to everyone who has supported the Peachville High Demons series, either by writing reviews, buying the books, or telling a friend about the series.

So, while I had a few weeks off before a new desk job in September 2010, I started writing a book using the first idea that came into my head, one about angels and demons that evolved from humans.

I absolutely LOVE the Peachville High Demons series, and am quick to get excited about anything and everything Sarra Cannon writes!

I wish, so very much, that I could write a book about triumphant weight loss and how I learned how to live more effectively with my demons.

Instead, I'm going to write about what's next after Demons Forever and the Peachville High series is over.

I write about ghost's, psycho, werewolves, vampires, demons, the devil, blood, guts and sex - a horror writers staple diet!

I'm a Souls nerd, Demon's & Dark, an addiction that's well versed within my writing on Plus XP, gobfoolery on the Twin Humanities podcast and wherever I might find an inch to waffle on about the veritable glories of each game.

A long time ago, I wrote about how games like Demon's Souls deserved to have sequels since they introduced an old - school style of gameplay wrapped up in an appealing — but none too forgiving — contemporary package.

Last October, after writing a positive piece about Demon's Souls, I received a Twitter DM from a reader concerned that the game had «dipped below 90» on Metacritic... soon followed by an alert that the score had risen again to 90 and would likely «remain stable» there.

Looking at Patterns can Save your Relationship: Protest Polka Pattern Last time I wrote about the first Demon Dialogue — Find the Bad Guy.

The Noonday Demon: An Atlas of Depression is a memoir written by Andrew Solomon about the pain of depression and its treatment.

Since writing about My Night Of Shame, loads of people have been telling me horror stories about their own misadventures with the demon drink.