The Non Linear Approach To Writing With Roswell: Book Of The Dead
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By Theron Moore Roswell: Book Of The Dead is built in non-linear fashion—deliberately, unapologetically. You won’t find the traditional three-act structure here, no protagonist’s journey from beginning to middle to end, no conventional plot arc that resolves itself in the final pages. That’s not what this book is. Instead, I…
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At The Crossroads Of Truth And Fiction: How It All Ties Together In Lake Dungeoneva
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By Theron Moore Introduction: Portions of Lake Dungeoneva blur the line between truth and fiction. The same holds true for Roswell: Book of the Dead, though to a lesser extent. With Lake Dungeoneva, I chose to weave personal recollections from my childhood and adult years throughout the narrative because they…
Read More Essay – Roswell: Book Of The Dead – Mythology, Worldbuilding, And ‘LOST’
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By Theron Moore Story time. I recently wrote an essay exploring how the film Poltergeist influenced the writing of Lake Dungeoneva, the sequel to Roswell: Book Of The Dead. You can read the full piece on the Lake Dungeoneva Facebook page. For those unfamiliar with these books, neither follows a…
Read More Essay: How The Movie ‘Poltergeist’ Influenced ‘Lake Dungeoneva’
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By Theron Moore I previously mentioned that the movies Late Night with the Devil and Poltergeist were highly influential in the writing of Lake Dungeoneva. Absolutely true. In fact, found footage gem Area 51 and The Fourth Kind factored in heavily as well. The TV show ‘LOST’ is another deep-dive…
Read More Book Synopsis – Lake Dungeoneva
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Lake Dungeonevais a rare glimpse into the strange (fictional) history and paranormal/occult underbelly of Lake Geneva, WI including its connection to Roswell, New Mexico and the infamous Duggar Test and Research Complex. The information contained in this book was provided by the same confidential informant who inspired the author to…
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Book Synopsis – Roswell: Book Of The Dead
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Southeastern New Mexico has long been steeped in mystery, its legends tracing back to 1878, when a crate of religious antiquities appeared near Roswell, only to vanish alongside the enigmatic Mr. Black as a colossal dust storm buried the town in sand, snakes, and scorpions. This fictional book draws from…
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