We’ve had two requests to interview someone from RDSP so I’ve spent most of the day trying to formulate answers about the publishing business, small press vs big, agents etc. Suprisingly I do have a few interesting things to say on the topic. I’m not being sarcastic, I really didn’t think my answers would be…

Sheep & Wolves was in the ‘Orange Spotlight’ last week http://wearduringorangealert.blogspot.com/2008/09/orange-spotlight_22.html Here’s an excerpt: “There is no better writer to read on a cool autumn evening then California’s Jeremy Shipp. Having read his enthralling and disturbing debut novel Vacation, I jumped at the chance to take a sneak peak at his new collection of short…

It sounds like the Writer’s Weekend went really well for brotherrabbit. He sold all the books we sent and could have used more copies of The Fall of Never! It’s one of our books that I’ve consistently heard people say good things about. Most of our titles people either love or hate depending on their…

Well, we’ve received some good news. Final nominees for the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Horror are posted. You can check out the details by going to http://www.horror.org/stokerballots.htm Several RDSP authors have been shortlisted for this award, including: + Monstrocity by Jeffrey Thomas (Prime Books) for First Novel + Gorelets: Unpleasant Poems by…

Give them the creeps for X-mas! Here’s a great quote about Sheep and Wolves: “How often does a book give you the creeps or the willies? How often do you find yourself at a loss for words after reading story after story? “Sheep And Wolves” takes my words away from me and brings them back…

oldcharliebrown has agreed to carry Westermead and Fugue XXIX on his table at World Fantasy so we can still debut those two titles. We just need to get in touch with Borderlands Books to see if they will help us out with the other titles like Play Dead and Pseudo-City and then we’ll be totally…