Radar DeBoard - Author

I was recently featured on a podcast with Brian Johnson and H.B. Berlow talking about life as a writer.

Check it out! And while you're add it, give them a follow.

Episode 13 Interview with Radar Deboard by Tikiman and the Viking Tikiman and the Viking Podcast Episode 12. Interview with local author Radar Deboard. Radar's Amazon Page: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0937GYFP8/allbooks Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/ Questions or comments on this or future episodes? Contact us at [email protected]

Someone on social media sent me a photo of their bookshelf and my year has officially been made!

Me when my friends tell me they haven't bought or read any of my books

A sneak peek at the cover of my next book. The artist is killing it so far! I can't wait to show off the finished product.

I'm doing a good chunk of research on non-profit organizations because I want to give back with one of my next books. Let's just say it's been an interesting bit of searching for the right one.

Things are finally picking up steam and it looks like I'm going to have some new releases coming next year that are definitely out of the ordinary.

I've got a lot on deck to self-publish, but first I need some beta readers to see what needs fixing.

Who's interested?

Want to find out more about the most recent anthology I'm in?

Then follow the link for all the bathroom based horror you can handle!

Contributor Live! | Horror Anthology What's up everyone! I'm so blown away with the creativity in these two anthologies so Steve and I are gonna sit down and talk all things horror bathroom for ...

The time has come to write a story about a killer Christmas tree!

You know, to really get in the holiday spirit.

I desperately want to talk about my first self-publish book, but it has a cool idea that I have to keep under wraps until things become more definite.

My time in the Paris Catacombs gave me so much inspiration for a new novel that has absolutely nothing to do with the Paris Catacombs

I finished edits on my giant bug novel and it has officially been sent to the publisher!

Tonight's the night I make things a little extra spooky for Wichita with a live reading of some perfectly creepy short stories

I'm in another horror anthology! And look at that, I'm near the top of the list of writers 👀

Getting ready to read some of my spooky seasonal stories this coming Friday. It's going to be a really good time.

Here's a snippet from a story I'll be reading at a live event next Friday. (I made sure to make it extra spooky)

The closed walls echoed the sounds of his coughs back at him, hurting his ears from the amplified sound. Thomas' coughs turned into sobs as the true hopelessness of his situation finally washed over him.

Time to start writing my next book which can be best described as Trick 'r Treat but at a summer camp

I just finished the rough draft of the final book in my Summoned Beasts series!

The best way to describe the book I'm currently writing is to say it's like the movie Crawl, but instead of alligators it's a giant bug that's attacking people.

I've got two big things I'm working on but I can't say anything about them yet. I just have to sit on this fantastic information and it's killing me.

My short story Forested Whispers was just featured on an episode of Horror Hill! Erik Peabody did an amazing job of narrating it. If you want a scary story that's a completely different take on forest based horror than check it out!

"Chapters of Consciousness" S9E04 Creepypasta Horror Hill-Scary Story Podcast Disclaimer: Horror Hill is a horror anthology podcast, bringing you scary stories from all corners of the internet and beyond. As such, certain stories inclu...

It's not related to my writing, but one of my posts on Twitter has been seen by almost a million people! Now, if I could just get those kinds of numbers when it comes to my books...

It's official! I'm going to be in a horror anthology of stories that solely take place in the bathroom. Stay tuned because it's coming soon!

I just want to say thanks to all who stopped by to see me at my first convention! It was an interesting experience and I got my books into the hands of some new people who wouldn't have them otherwise.