It has no affiliation with the UK horror and self-publishing site called Spinetinglers.

Spinetingler Magazine was founded in 2004 by K. Robert Einarson, co-founder and reviewer Angie Johnson-Schmit, submission reviewer and editor MG Tarquini, submission reviewer and editor Tracy Sharp, submission reviewer and editor. James Oswald, editor and reviewer Kate Charlton, submission reviewer, editor, interviewer and reviewer K. We would like to thank the following for their contributions in the past: Sandra Ruttan: Editor-In-Chief, Staff Writerīrian Lindenmuth: Non-Fiction Editor, Staff Writer We know there are a lot of great stories out there that should have a place where they can be told, so we are providing that venue for them. We want to entertain our audience while we promote and enhance the profile of talented emerging writers using the forum of electronic publishing. That’s why we created Spinetingler Magazine. Too often an author is forced to mail a manuscript with an SASE to a magazine or publisher, required to spend time and money on a process that does not make sense in a world where doing things “online” is a normal way of doing business. We also realized that the publishing industry was not being responsive to the changes in the world. Many of our staff writers have faced this challenge and know the frustration of spending months or even years waiting for the big break. Versum Materials is part of the Electronics industry, and located in Arizona, United States.

Often, exceptional manuscripts are returned unread with a rejection form letter. Brian Lindenmuth has been working as a Process Engineer at Versum Materials for 6 years. Writers are routinely rejected simply because their name or work is not known. The writing industry is often difficult to enter as an emerging writer.

Speedloader by Brian Lindenmuth