RDSP Update October
D.D. Murphry, Secret Policeman
by Alan M. Clark & Elizabeth Massie
This book is dangerous, yet chaotically fun. It offers celebratory moments of outright disturbia, yet it often blasts bottle rockets of comedic relief. It’s laboriously blessed with lingering imagery, which makes it a disquieting novel people are certain to talk about. Readers will find themselves hypnotically taken in by the perplexed and often warped events that surround D.D. Murphry.
—Tony Rodriguez, East Bay Literary Examiner
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Cursed by Jeremy C. Shipp
"Shipp offers readers a tightly written story of suspense and occult horror...Using Nicholas's idiosyncratic voice and fondness for lists, Shipp effectively conveys the claustrophobic world of people caught up in events beyond their control." —Publishers Weekly
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Party Girl is the film adaptation of Dustin LaValley's short story from Lowlife Underdogs. Directed by Jayson Densman, this bloody revenge flick is both haunting and brutal.
The DVD will ship by Halloween
We had a great time at HorrorFind this year. View all the pics
Delaware Today had some very nice things to say about artist and illustrator Kristen Margiotta's work, including her children's book Better Haunted Homes and Gardens.
Read the article
Photograph by Luigi Ciuffetelli
We attended the Western MD Small & Regional Press Fair again this year. We participated in some lively panels and met lots of great authors, publishers and book lovers.
See all the pics here.
Finale
by Paul A. Toth
When Jonathan Thomas receives a threatening letter apparently sent by an ex-girlfriend, he pursues the sender but finds himself unraveling another mystery he would have better left unsolved. Finale tells the story of this wanderer's journey to a faultline deep within himself. View the trailer.
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