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PHEW! we made it!
ByshaunGot the files for the hardcover and paperback versions of Fugue off, plus a project John has been hard at work on; The Unauthorized Woman a short collection of stories by Efrem Emerson. He’s a relatively new writer without a lot of credits to his name but John just loved the stories so much we…
RDSP Titles Make the Final Bram Stoker Ballot
The final ballot for the 2018 Bram Stoker Awards® has been announced and we are pleased to see that two Raw Dog Screaming Press titles are finalists: Witches by Donna Lynch, illustrated by Steven Archer is being recognized in the Superior Achievement in a Poetry Collection category Garden of Eldritch Delights by Lucy A. Snyder…
Unparalleled Havoc
ByshaunI can’t remember if I already mentioned that we’ve decided to do a hardcover of Westermead in the fall and hold the paperback until 2006. You can pre-order either version. Pseudo-City is now available for pre-order at: Shocklines http://store.yahoo.com/shocklines/pscobydhawib.html ProjectPulp http://projectpulp.com/item_detail.asp?bookID=1132738817 We also just got word that there’s a review of Everybody Scream! up at…
We Launched a Kickstarter!
Beyond the Bounds of Infinity is an anthology of cosmic horror that will feature authors from historically underrepresented groups. WHY KICKSTARTER? This is the first book we’ve attempted to Kickstart and you may be wondering why we chose to go this route. To be brutally honest anthologies are a tough sell, everyone wants to be…
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Mickey Z’s novella DARKER SHADE OF GREEN is now available. Get it on Amazon.com. Here’s a pic from the debut at Bluestockings Bookstore:
THE MAN WHO LOVED ALIEN LANDSCAPES Starred Review
We were extremely excited to hear that Publishers Weekly has given The Man Who Loved Alien Landscapes by Albert Wendland a starred review and made it the Pick of the Week! This is the first time one of our titles has received a starred review from Publishers Weekly. “In Wendland’s intricately plotted, character-driven debut, pulp…