"Written in minimalist fashion and relying heavily on dialogue, Jeremy C. Shipp’s new novel will both terrify and inspire."—Clayton Bye, The Deepening Read the full review

Here’s a little video I made to promote The Troublesome Amputee. It’s the first project I’ve done like this but I’m hoping to do little videos to promote all our books. Making the video wasn’t that hard but getting it so that it would work on YouTube was a major hassle, plus it really wreaks…

I forgot to mention that D. Harlan Wilson will be chatting tonight over at The Lost & the Damned at 10pm EST, http://lostdamned.com/board/. If you go ask him to recommend a good jet-pack mechanic.

"Readers will find themselves hypnotically taken in by the perplexed and often warped events that surround D.D. Murphry. From case to case, D.D. Murphry offers spells of investigative magnetism, contemplative wisdom, and much-needed closure."—East Bay Literary Examiner Read the full review

We’ve been getting some interesting advance reviews for Guide Dog Book’s first non-fiction title, Horror Isn’t a 4-Letter Word. Here’s an excerpt from Monster Librarian “…offers up an entertaining nonfiction potpourri with a writer’s personal and critical perspectives on writing and the horror genre. There are few published books that provide this kind of content…

Got some great news yesterday from Darren Speegle. Ellen Datlow has recommended his story, Illusions of Amber, for the next Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror! The story was originally published in Underworlds but is also included in Dirge. I guess she still has to make her final decision about which stories will be reprinted and…