I can’t remember where John came across this but he read a promotions strategy once that said to do 5 things every day to promote your book. Well, I’ve never really tried it and I’m not sure he has for an extended period of time either. That’s one of the bad things about releasing books…

The article "Picketing the Zeitgeist—Harold Jaffe’s 'Crisis Art'" appears in the most recent issue of American Book Review. Here's an excerpt: "Art that responds to a crisis is situational, hence created rapidly rather than painstakingly revised and refined…Crisis artists must swallow the poison in order to reconstitute it. Expel it as art." Unfortunately you can't…

I only had to send out one email this morning. What am I going to do with the rest of my day? I hadn’t realized just how busy taking over almost all of the email duties from John had made my mornings. But it’s a relief not to be snowed under for once. Actually we…

Congrats 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…

This is a scary time to have a small business. A really scary time. Our plan had been to concentrate on library sales next year because libraries don’t return books and retailers do. I think this is still a good idea but I know that local governments are cutting their budgets everywhere and I’m sure…

RDSP authors and editors will be attending this year’s World Horror Convention in Atlanta, GA. Here’s our schedule for the weekend: Thursday 8 PM Degrees of Dread: Horror Goes to College Michael Arnzen, Lucy Snyder Friday 9:00 AM Poe-etics: Setting Scene and Atmosphere in Supernatural Fiction Michael Arnzen 11:00 AM We Are Bizarro! John Edward…