MONSTROUS CREATURES by Jeff VanderMeer debuted at FogCon this weekend and is now available in both paperback and hardcover from Amazon.
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BOOK DEAL: Vellum Leaves and Lettered Skins
We’ve signed a deal with poet Colleen Anderson to release her Rapunzel-themed collection, Vellum Leanves and Lettered Skins in 2025. This lush garden of poems has been seeded in a fairytale realm but has grown in many directions. Poetry editor Stephanie Wytovich explains, “As someone who adores witchery and fairytales, I’m so excited to work…
2018 Gift Guide
RDSP’s 2018 Gift Guide THE BOOGEYMAN’S INTERN by Matt Betts is a quirky read for the clever friend or family member that knows a little too much about pop culture. Shopping for someone who’s already read all of The Game of Thrones? Try Jessica McHugh’s grimdark novel NIGHTLY OWL, FATAL RAVEN. Need a gift for…
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Issue 28
ByshaunThe new issue of The Deam People is now online featuring loads of cool stuff including an excerpt from Discouraging at Best, a story titled “The Ankle-Biter’s Guide to Slithering.” It’s kind of amazing that this RDSP monstrosity grew from The Dream People zine. It’s also cool to see Dale Houstman in this issue since…
2 Ways to Save Your Future Self – Today
You know what I regret? I missed –––––– when it happened, even though I was involved in the scene at that time. Why? There were people to take care of, although in retrospect it’s clear I could have called on others to cover for me while I took a weekend to be part of that…