Information and updates on one of literature's most twisted storytellers.
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The Stairwell by C. W. Schultz, a dark and edgy short-story that originated as a script Schultz wrote entitled Echo with Laughter, was released on Sirens Call Publications’ eighth eZine issue Men in Horror. The story begins on page 28, and an ad for Jill, Schultz’s third novel, can be found on page 82.
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Schultz has annouced that he has started work on his fourth novel, but is taking his “sweet time with it”. While he expects it to be out sooner, he said it shouldn’t be released any later than 2016.
It should be noted that Schultz is working on other projects, which is why his fourth novel is not expected to be done sooner.
At this point, he is unwilling to give such details as the title, the plot or a specific genre. He did say that despite his creativity expanding into children’s literature, “Just like with Yeval, The Pack and Jill, novel four will definitely NOT be for children!”
April is Men in Horror Month, and Sirens Call Publications’s upcoming eighth issue will be dedicated to it, including an ad for C. W. Schultz’s latest novel Jill and the premiere of his short-story entitled The Stairwell. Schultz reports that The Stairwell was originally a short-script entitled Echo with Laughter. If you like C. W. Schultz’s work, then you might like what Sirens Call Publications has to offer. Check ’em out!
It has also been made an official that Schultz is working on a children’s story that is planned to be the first of an ongoing series. All he will say about it is:
Yes, it’s true. Geez, what has the world come to.
It should be noted that this is not an indication that he is moving all his work into lighter territory. If you will look at the banner at the top of the page and if you have reviewed Schultz’s bibliography, you will notice that he has an interest in exploring many different styles of writing—or, as he prefers it, “storytelling”.
Stay tuned for an official release date of Issue #08 – Men in Horror.
“Finally did it. I created a Twitter account. When you finally use it is when you see what all the hype is about.”
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Schultz has confirmed that The Late Sorry, a horror movie written by Schultz and filmed in July 2008, is still being worked on. Director Paul Turcott was nice enough to provide an image, explaining:
FX still from The Late Sorry where Joel opens his bathroom door and the camera dolly’s out through the keyhole where you can see the tumblers turning and then out through the keyhole on the other side into the waiting room.
Goodreads is giving away a free autographed copy of C. W. Schultz’s latest novel Jill, along with an exclusive serial killer calling card.
The IndieView has an interview with C. W. Schultz about his unique approach to storytelling and, of course, the writing of his latest novel Jill. Make your way on over to The IndieView to read more about Schultz and the creation of Jill, as well as many more interviews with other indie authors.
