Anis Shavani has chosen Welcome to Oakland as one of his Top Ten Books of the Year over at The Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/anis-shivani/huffington-post-bloggers_b_372238.html
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Check out this video review of 15 Serial Killers and also check out all our books on the shelf in Backlist Books! This is an awesome store that just opened in Massillon, OH. For more info on them visit: Backlist Books
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Cover Reveal: Poems of My Night
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what was the name of that book about… a detective? i think the cover has a guy with an eye for a head on it…
It sounds like you’re talking about D.D. Murphry, Secret Policeman.
excellent, yes, that’s the one. i’m putting together an order.
does it make a difference to you guys whether i order through you or through amazon?
We make more (and the authors make more) on direct orders but buying through Amazon is great too so I always tell people to do whatever is most convenient for them. You might want to check out our half-price sale page, though, just in case:
https://rawdogscreaming.com/halfprice.html
i’ll have to tab up the shipping, since i’m ordering from Afterbirth and Eraserhead, too.
too bad you guys don’t have a central shipping hub. some kind of bizarro nexus. i’d prefer you guys made more money, so i’ll see what i can do.
i wish i’d know there was a hardcover Pseudo-City before i’d bought the paperpack…