Here’s another review that slipped through the cracks. This one of Jesus Coyote appeared in the September issue of The Brooklyn Rail. Here’s an excerpt: “Harold Jaffe’s docufiction Jesus Coyote explores the media mythos surrounding Charles Manson and his followers to intriguing and compelling effect.” The full review appears about halfway down the page.

I’ve just heard that someone has recommended Red King Black Rook for the Stoker ballot in the short fiction category. I would love for this awesome chapbook to get some wider recognition. Here’s what Steampunk Magazine had to say about the book: "A dark and claustrophobic tale of royalty, family, greed, and war, with the…

We’re getting ready for HorrorFind this weekend. I’m really looking forward to it and interested to see how the new venue works out. I hope some of you get the chance to come out and say hi.

Rue Morgue did a full page article on Horror Isn’t a 4-Letter Word in this month’s issue. I haven’t seen it yet but here’s a short excerpt: “Most of the essays in this book … were written just as Warner was making a name for himself in the horror lit community, which grant them an…

Part of the interview I did originally for Conversations on the Book Trade is in the March issue of Brooklyn Rail which I believe is in print but is also online here. The full version will also be up on the Conversations blog soon. I’ll post another link when it is.