I’m not quite done with the pics from HorrorFind but hope to have them up tomorrow. I did mail out a whole bunch of pre-orders yesterday though. I’ve uploaded a video of Matt Warner reading the Foreword from Horror Isn’t a 4-Letter Word. He also read the chapter about meeting his future-mother-in-law but leprechauns seem…

RDSP's Top 11 of 2011 1. Farley's Bookshop in New Hope, PA began featuring indie presses including RDSP. The response from customers at Farley's has been tremendous and they now sell more of our titles than any other brick and mortar bookstore 2. Our release of 14 Fictional Positions by Eric Miles Williamson received the…

Things are almost ready for the Zombiefest. I’m bummed that I won’t be able to go but looking forward to celebrating Halloween with Ripley. If you see Darin Malfi at the Zombiefest ask him to show you his brand-new RDSP tattoo. I didn’t believe it when he said he was going to get a tattoo…

Text:Ur will be reviewed in a March issue of Publisher’s Weekly: Fantasy fans looking for familiar themes and names among the 20 stories in Aguirre’s boldly original anthology will be disappointed. Those who like experimental fiction that’s not always readily accessible will be richly rewarded. Highlights include Nadia Gregor’s enigmatic “Faure, Envenomed, Dictates,” Eric Schaller’s…

It’s still a bit early to tell but I think our theory that new releases spark interest in the old ones is coming true. There looks to be renewed interest in both 15 Serial Killers and 100 Jolts which are the two oldest books we have out besides Sick. I hope the interest keeps up!…

The Horror of Writing Workshop is this Thursday! It would be cool to see some lj’ers there. Get all the info here. Plus, don’t forget the Horror-web chat with Mike Arnzen and Darren Speegle on Sunday. I’m really looking forward to both of these events. Authors really are pretty interesting people to talk to when…