This has nothing to do with publishing but I woke up this morning, got ready to go and then looked outside to see a big empty space where the car had been parked last night. I’m not sure why anyone would want to steal that seven-year-old Dodge. It’s a fine car but a little worn…

Jeremy Shipp’s signing for Vacation at the end of last month went really well. Vacation was the store’s bestseller of the week due to the interest generate by the signing. I’ve finally gotten some pictures of the event up here: https://rawdogscreaming.com/redlands.html I wish I could take some credit for this event but Jeremy set it…

John’s been hard at work getting a lot of our older titles set up as ebooks through LSI. That means they will soon be available on Amazon.com. Recently he’s done A Dirge for the Temporal, The Fall of Never, Spider Pie and Terror-Dot-Gov. There may be more that I can’t remember right now. Although not…

Advance reviews are starting to come in for Jeremy Shipp’s Sheep and Wolves. Here’s a quote from The Horror Fiction Review: “I once called Shipp one of the more ‘bizarre of the bizarro writers,’ and with SHEEP AND WOLVES, he really lives up to that title.” Read the whole review here

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…