I am so excited to announce that I, The Homicidal Homemaker, have a recipe featured in the “Have a Heart for Horror” Cookbook. The book is now available for purchase and every copy sold goes to a great cause – Project Get Safe.
Fearfully tasty treats, art and poetry by the brilliant minds of women in horror. Every copy of “Have a Heart for Horror” sold helps to benefit Project Get Safe, a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing real life horrors such as rape & domestic violence. With a foreword by Heidi Honeycutt/Martinuzzi.
A TASTE OF THE WOMEN INVOLVED IN THE HAVE A HEART FOR HORROR COOKBOOK (complete list):
- Axelle Carolyn
- The Soska Twins
- Shannon Lark
- Lis & Brenda Fies
- Deryn Warren
- Lia Scott Price
- Reyna Young
- Nishi Serrano
- Ursula Dabrowsky
- Devi Snively
- Izabel Grondin
- Geraldine Winters
- Maude Michaud
- Melanie Light
- Corrine De Winter
- Rebekah Herzberg
- Sonya Thompson
- Goldie Fatale
- Inkerbella
- The Slash n Dine ladies(Nicole Mikuzis & Megan Owens)
- Scarlet von Harlet
- April A. Taylor
- Karen Lam
- Susan Bell
- Molly Madfis
- Andie Noir
- Ruby LaRocca
- Rebecca Lorenne
- Melantha Blackthorne
- Shey Lyn Zanotti
- Staci Layne Wilson
- Heidi Honeycutt
- Mary Katherine Sisco
- Nikki Wall
- Andrea Albin
- Lisa Coffelt
- Claire ‘Fluff’ Llewellyn
- Char Hardin
- Roxsy Tyler
- Beth Accomando
- Rebecca Snow
- Tristan Risk
- Heidi Mannan
- Tammi Sutton
- April Monique Burril
- Kathleen Valentin
- Annette Slomka
- L.C. Cruell
- Ashleigh Nichols
- Sandra Solanchick
- Lianne Spiderbaby
- Rebekah & Rachel Rife
- Cristyn Wingood
- Jennifer Cooper
- Hannah Neurotica
- Anne Norda
- Kaci Hansen
Artists & Poets
- Lindsay Beach(cover)
- L. Whyte
- April A. Taylor
- Eilfie Music
- Tina Enos
- Bonnie Reid
- Lisa Coffelt
- Anne Norda
- Tonjia Atomic
- Angele Caron (graphic design covers)
- Sharaya Brooks Miracle
- Claire “Fluff” Llewellyn
Click here to purchase the “Have a Heart for Horror” cookbook!
All profits from the “Have A Heart For Horror” Cookbook will benefit Project Get Safe, a non-profit corporation dedicated to preventing real-life horrors such as victims of abuse, domestic violence, teen youth shelters, and halfway houses. Project Get Safe also hosts an annual event for the developmentally and physically disabled, dedicated to educating about safety in all environments. If you would like to know more about Project Get Safe or learn more about how you can be involved with their organization, please visit www.GetSafeUSA.com.
Your webiste and instructions were so helpful! THank you!
you have a great blog here! would you like to do a guest post on my blog?
I can’t wait to buy your cookbook! When will it be out!