Monster Librarian recently reviewed CODENAME PRAGUE. Here’s an excerpt: "If you are into bizarre fiction then Codename Prague is definitely the book for you.… Wilson loads Prague with a multitude of pop culture references (mostly movies) with some of my favorites being a weird reference to the movie Frankenstein Unbound (1990) and Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo: The…

We’re back! Bermuda was great, cruising is cool but I’ll never be a pirate. There’s lots to catch up on here. For instance a cool review came in for Blankety Blank while we were gone. This is the first review to reference the Ultimate Warrior. I hope it’s not the last! The book reads like…

There’s an interesting review of And Your Point Is? in The Zone which begins: “Like God, if Jeff Lint didn’t exist then mankind would have to invent him. And, like God, Jeff Lint doesn’t exist but it didn’t take the whole of mankind to invent him…” Read the whole review.

Congratulations to Mike Arnzen and Darren Speegle, both of their collections have made it on to the preliminary ballot for Best Fiction Collection of 2004. Here’s the ballot http://www.horror.org/stokerballots.htm Also, congrats to steve_vernon whose collection Nightmare Dreams and a story from it are on the ballot. Usually it’s the novel categories that have the toughest…

Here’s what Jesse Gordon had to say about Sheep and Wolves: “For the most part, the stories are abstract, disjointed, surreal—absurd. It’s part of Raw Dog Screaming’s sinister plot for world domination, one unsuspecting reader at a time. This is not your typical horror, nor is it your typical dark fiction. This is serious mental…

Things have been going pretty well lately and a really good feeling about the momentum of RDSP has been building for some time. We’ve got a lot of *very* promising potential titles for next year. The sales seem to be slowly building each month and I’m particularly surprised to see our early titles 15 Serial…