Jodi Lee recently interviewed D. Harlan Wilson about submissions, rejections, critiques and other writerly subjects.
Check out the interview here.
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Raw Dog Screaming Press Announces New Novella Line and Editor At Raw Dog Screaming Press, we have worked to connect transcendent literature and non-fiction with audiences who crave and connect with those voices. It is in continuing with this spirit of pioneering individuality that we are thrilled to announce the launch of our new novella…
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ByshaunCongrats to David Magitis who has been nominated in the Best Artist category for the British Fantasy Awards. He’s done quite a bit of art for us including the covers for Everybody Scream!, Sick and the chapbook Hell on the Installment Plan plus he’s let us use his artwork for The Dream People too. He’s…
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I just order Passenger by Ron Malfi. You can too. Amazon has a decent discount on the book right now. I’ve also been meaning to give a shout out to Mindjacket.com who made our fabulous RDSP T-shirts for a great price. If you need T-shirts I highly recommend Mindjacket.