Tag: yokai

• Proofing The Wind on the Blade

  I got my proof copy of The Wind on the Blade the other day, and I’ve started reading through it. I found a few things I want to change… And I’m only half way through. Not to worry though. They are all little things, thankfully. Typos, comma placement, word choice, a few unnecessary sentences. Shouldn’t…

  Tristram Lowe

  March 5, 2022

  Novel, Progress Update, Short Stories, Writing

  amwriting, demon hunter, Japan, samurai, supernatural thriller, urban fantasy, urban fantasy books, urban fantasy series, yokai

• The Snake Woman

  

  Artwork by Matthew Meyer, yokai.com In light of my recent article at Science Fantasy Hub, I thought I would write a bit more about one of the Japanese monsters I use in my book Headless. In Headless, there are three specific monsters that are featured. One of them is from Japanese mythology and the other…

  Tristram Lowe

  March 5, 2019

  article, Journal, Novel

  author, baby, Fiction, Japan, monsters, nure onna, urban fantasy, vampire, yokai

• Make Your Own Japanese Monsters

  

  Since this is my first post of the year, Happy New Year! Have some sake with the lovely uh…lady above to celebrate. Don’t worry, the haradashi is actually a friendly monster!  I’m very excited about the year ahead. If all goes as planned, you’ll be seeing a few new books from me. But for a…

  Tristram Lowe

  January 18, 2019

  article, Writing

  fantasy, fantasy writing, Japan, Japanese monsters, sciencefantasyhub.com, world-building, worldbuilding, writers, writing, yokai