The Body Counter Soundtrack by Anne Frasier
One of my writing challenges is making that transition from the world around me to the dark
and sinister scene I’m writing. Sometimes I attempt to trance it, but lately I’ve been experimenting
with music. Music is normally a distraction for me, but I’ve found dark and ominous melodies
(no lyrics!) can be helpful. Individual songs don’t last long enough for the writing of an entire
scene, so I’ve put together a Spotify playlist. Feel free to follow it/me and try it out for yourself.
I’ll continue to update the list as songs present themselves.
https://spoti.fi/2KPdeMI
and sinister scene I’m writing. Sometimes I attempt to trance it, but lately I’ve been experimenting
with music. Music is normally a distraction for me, but I’ve found dark and ominous melodies
(no lyrics!) can be helpful. Individual songs don’t last long enough for the writing of an entire
scene, so I’ve put together a Spotify playlist. Feel free to follow it/me and try it out for yourself.
I’ll continue to update the list as songs present themselves.
https://spoti.fi/2KPdeMI
Another long-playing list I recommend is Drone not Drones, launched in 2015. They now offer
four years of albums from the yearly 28-hour Minneapolis drone event — with all proceeds going
to Doctors Without Borders.
four years of albums from the yearly 28-hour Minneapolis drone event — with all proceeds going
to Doctors Without Borders.
Anne Frasier is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. The Body Reader received the 2017 THRILLER AWARD for Best Paperback Original from International Thriller Writers. Other honors include a RITA for romantic suspense and a Daphne du Maurier Award for paranormal romance. Her memoir The Orchard was an O, The Oprah Magazine Fall Pick; a One Book, One Community read; a B+ review in Entertainment Weekly; and one of the Librarians' Best Books of 2011.
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