Dane Clark Collins

The Creative Hub for Writer and Musician Dane Clark Collins | Creative Grimoire Enter the Creative Grimoire - Dane's hub for horror & sci-fantasy writing, experimental psychedelic music, and creative apps.

I rebuilt Creative Grimoire from scratch—one site for all my creative work. Horror and sci-fantasy stories, psychedelic music, and essays on creativity and mysticism.

It's all together now, where it should've been all along.

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Makes me wonder how all the individual donors who never got access to the White House and who have been absolutely disregarded since Trump took office must feel about their investments.

I know...lots of juicy political gossip and sick burns to talk about.

But how about that bit where Elon openly said that he personally bought the election and is unhappy with the return on his investment?

She's one of my favorite authors.

Removing statues honoring Confederates = erasing history = bad.

Erasing history from schools, government documents, and museums = good.

Moderating misinfo on social media = censorship = bad

Censorship and intimidation of news, colleges, and protesters = good

Something isn't mathing right.

What person?

The Labyrinth of the Sleeping Wraith (out now!) - Inhuman Genome This densely populated transmission of sonic contortion, designed as the official score to the novella of the same name, weaves through neural pathways previously untouched by conventional sound. As y...

My new Inhuman Genome album is live: "The Labyrinth of the Sleeping Wraith"

The score to my novella of the same name about a writer haunted by nightmares and an elusive wraith. This album morphs between ambient soundscapes, melodic music, and heaviness.

www.inhumangenome.com/album/the-la...

Why slow down now? The Labyrinth of the Sleeping Wraith, an experimental soundtrack to my novella of the same name, comes out Friday.

The Nightmare Collector: Short Stories and Memories by Dane Clark Collins

Just released: My short story collection "The Nightmare Collector."

Four tales exploring fear, obsession, and the unknown. Grab your copy at books2read.com/b/mKkozE

Or buy directly from me (print available) at www.inhumanmedia.com #horror #shortstories

The Transient - Inhuman Genome "The Transient" is the latest full-length album from Inhuman Genome, conceived as a sonic companion to the final chapter of Dane's surreal memoir "Deathbed Revelations."

The new Inhuman Genome album "The Transient" is out now everywhere.

This is an accompaniment to the final chapter of my book Deathbed Revelations and a journey from ethereal soundscapes to crushing intensity.

www.inhumangenome.com/album/the-tr...

#ExperimentalMusic #Soundscapes #NewAlbumRelease

This Friday, a new transmission from the Inhuman Genome project will be released into the world. "The Transient" - a full-length album designed to rewire your neural pathways.

#ExperimentalMusic #CinematicSoundscapes

I lived in Philly/Jersey longer than anywhere I've ever lived, and yet, if I try to say "coffee" like them, I still sound like somebody who's just started learning how to say words. cawwfy...cawwwafy...coowfey...I can't even type it!

For years, I've seen a constant stream of articles saying things like, "The Internet is furious with..." or "The Internet slams..." or "The Internet roasts..." or "The Internet hates this..."

Does anybody have any idea who "The Internet" is and how can reason with this person?

The Labyrinth of the Sleeping Wraith The Labyrinth of the Sleeping Wraith - Kindle edition by Collins, Dane Clark. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Labyrinth of the Sleeping Wraith.

Check out my new horror short story, out now!

• Available now on Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B0DW5VZZ5N
• Coming soon to print as part of a collection of short stories.
• And...an accompanying full-length album drops in weeks!

My new book's new cover...

I can think of no good reason for what's happening. Not at this level.

Most brands use automated tools for their social media management, and most of those tools don't yet support Bluesky.

What I'm wondering is how you sell directly. I see you use Shop...and that makes sense for physical books...but ebooks need an e-reader app, and most people use Kindle.

Actually, no need to answer...I'll find out by supporting you and buying one. :)

I loved the first two Street Fighter movies as a kid. They're objectively bad movies with terrible fight choreography, but so much fun to watch. I've been thinking about watching them again.

Notice the moment when he starts tuning her out. He has no interest in mercy. I can only hope the message seeps in while he sleeps.

There are people out there who would gleefully shit in a river upstream from people who drink from that river. Those people got their president today.

Robert Eggers is my favorite modern director, and Nosferatu is my favorite movie in a long time. I need to get out to see it again.

My Chattacon panels: Indie Gaming as a Business and Creating Worlds

I'm home from #chattacon. The show was great, my panels went well, and I'll almost certainly be back next year. #writingconference #literaryconference

David Lynch is recalling a day in 1981 when, he says, he "rescued" five Woody Woodpecker toys that he saw hanging up as he drove past a petrol station. "I screech on the brakes, I do a U-turn, go back and I buy them and I save their lives," he says seriously. "I named them Chucko, Buster, Pete, Bob and Dan and they were my boys and they were in my office. They were my dear friends for a while but certain traits started coming out and they became not so nice." Looking straight ahead he says with a grim finality: "They are not in my life anymore."

A lesson from David Lynch in choosing the company you keep

My thoughts exactly.

Tonight's watchlist: Mulholland Drive, Eraserhead

I wouldn't be the writer and songwriter I am without those movies.

My daughter made it out of LA last night.

This is climate change. A lot of people on the right are casting blame to avoid taking responsibility. This is their fault, and they refuse to learn any lessons from the consequences.

This is a great list. Thanks!

Watched this two nights ago. Still hilarious.

Agreed. I can handle a little spice, but there's nothing worse than overcooking.