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Sara Marie Hogg is an award-winning novelist with deep roots in the Fine Arts and an avid interest in mysteries and true crime. These subjects can and sometimes do bleed nicely into science fiction and horror. Her first volume of short fiction, Blade Chatter contained macabre tales in each aforementioned category.
Horror of all horrors, she readily admits that she is a brazen genre jumper:
Her own favorite novel is a coming of age story about growing up in the Ozarks Mountains in the 1950s--Catho Darlington--Lessons Learned in the Space Age.
She has written three Detective Thrillers with the same protagonists: The Scavenger's Song, Dark Continent Continental, and Gris Gris. Angus Carlysle and Skeeter Sherwood are the oddball homicide detectives.
She has written two volumes of poetry: Dark Shadings, Spattered Light and Multiple Exposures.
She has been published in many publications, including FATE Magazine, Tulsa World, The Arrow, TCU Magazine, and Springfield! Magazine.
Many of her books and stories would adapt nicely to television or film. She is selecting a few for conversion at this writing.
Sara's chilling ss, The Spark of Life, is especially begging for this opportunity. It is the title story for a fiction collection of the same name--a work in progress.ol
Her work has received multiple awards, Gold, Silver and Bronze from Global. She has received awards from East Texas Writers guild and a Boswell award from her Alma Mater TCU.
She has three large volumes that deal solely with unexplained mysteries.
Sara is a supporter of most things indy and is proud to be Associate Producer on two indy films.