Horror Story Setting Inspiration: Evening Fog
I haven’t had the time or inclination to get out and photograph interesting things for the blog series over the past several weeks. But early this morning (when I was finally making my way to bed after a long night), I was treated to the view above from one of...Horror Story Setting Inspiration: Under the Overpass
In this week’s horror story setting inspiration post, I have several photos to share. As mentioned in my previous post covering a bridge in a town where I used to live, I also photographed inspiration for body dump locations near an overpass on that same trip....Horror Story Setting Inspiration: Walking Path Bridge
For this week’s horror story setting inspiration, let’s look at a bridge I visited while scouting potential body dump locations. (Why do I seem to know so many places that would be good for that?) One of my cousins recommended this place, and it was a gold...Horror Story Setting Inspiration: Through the Lens
Today’s story setting inspiration photo is a bit different than the others. Instead of being focused on a certain place, its emphasis is on what could be right in front of your face without you even realizing it. I took this photo shortly after a snow and ice...Horror Story Setting Inspiration: Frozen Lake
For the latest story setting inspiration photo, I took a shot of a local reservoir, Lake Ontelaunee, back in February. It was an odd day to say the least. The temperature was heading into the mid-60s, like an early Spring day. Yet the reservoir was still frozen over...About Me
Hi. I'm A.J. Klein. I write. That's pretty much the story of my life.
While I might be relatively new to working in the horror genre, I've been a professional writer for well over a decade under my real name (Jenn), and I come from a background in marketing and PR.
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