Here’s a link to a very cool, atmospheric version of “Have Yourself a Merry Christmas (If the Fates Allow)” by ego_likeness. I’ve been listening to it all morning. It’s a free download! You can’t say I never gave ya nuthin’. http://www.egolikeness.com/xmas/Ego_Likeness_If_the_Fates_Allow.mp3

We’re trying to clear out some space and have put some tiles on sale for half price (shipping is FREE!). You can only get the discount by ordering from this page and the quantities are limited.

Two reviews are out for the forthcoming collection by Jeremy C. Shipp: "The collection is unlike anything I’ve read before and thats where its appeal was, for me.  Each story was unique and the prose is so well done, the words perfectly manipulated to flow almost like poetry.   I was incredibly impressed that such…

It’s always satisfying to read a review that spells out exactly why we chose to publish a certain book. That’s way I was really happy to read Gabriel Ricard’s review of CPR for Dummies in Unlikely Stories. We take a lot of risks in what we publish and it’s great when people understand and appreciate…

There’s an interesting article over at the Small Press Reviews blog discussing how modern writers depict the poor and how the underclass is mostly absent from modern works. The essay talks about both Welcome to Oakland and Unintended Consequences. RDSP authors get points for addressing the issue but get knocks for being too angry. For…

March is Small Press Month. We’ve never done anything particular for it but maybe this year would be a good year to start. We’ve got almost all our major releases scheduled for AWP which is at the end of February and the beginning of March so we’ve got lots of books to push. Here’s a…