The anticipation for the release of Jeremy Shipp’s next novel, Cursed, has already begun. Here’s a trailer courtesy Jayson Densman of X-1 Productions:
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ByshaunWith imaginative vigor, Aguirre explores the fluctuating boundaries that separate human from inhuman, terrestrial from extraterrestrial, and natural from supernatural in the 29 fantasies in his debut story collection. In “The Butterfly Artist,” a zoological illustrator discovers there’s more to life than he had imagined when he visits a postapocalyptic landscape where beautiful and dangerous…
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MONSTROUS CREATURES is now available for Kindle.
3 RDSP Titles Make the 2016 Preliminary Ballot for the Bram Stoker Awards
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