Here’s what Jesse Gordon had to say about Sheep and Wolves: “For the most part, the stories are abstract, disjointed, surreal—absurd. It’s part of Raw Dog Screaming’s sinister plot for world domination, one unsuspecting reader at a time. This is not your typical horror, nor is it your typical dark fiction. This is serious mental…

Horror Fiction Review has it’s first online edition up: http://www.novellopublishers.com/fanzine.html For so long they did an old-school print zine but now they’ve switched to online. It’s always kind of sad when that happens but I’m excited about the online version. I’m especially psyched because I stumbled onto a review of Isabel Burning there. Here’s a…

OK, are you tired of hearing about cons yet? Well this wasn’t really a con but a book signing we went to on Saturday in Northern Virginia arranged by Matt Warner. We got there late but it looked like a very successful event including authors Brian Keene, F. Paul Wilson, Douglas Winter, L. Marie Wood,…

I recently started up an RDSP newsletter and the second update went out today. I’m posting an abreviated version below (I took out the newsletter-only special discount). I try to keep the newsletter brief, interesting and always include a giveaway or special discount. If anyone wants to sign up for the newsletter just go here:…

RDSP calculates royalties at the end of September and the end of March so we spent part of the weekend crunching numbers and writing checks. The new financial program we have makes this so much easier! It’s a good feeling to be able to send out checks, even if they aren’t huge ones. It calculates…

Enter the Frankenverse! From Raw Dog Screaming and The Selected Papers from the Constortium for the Study of Anomalous Phenomenon, comes Mary Shelley novella His Unburned Heart by David Sandner. The novella tells the story of what happened after Shelley’s husband, Romantic poet Percy Shelley, was cremated in a funeral pyre on an Italian beach in 1822….