Mickey Z.’s novella DARKER SHADE OF GREEN will be debuting April 30th at Bluestockings Bookstore. Come out to meet the author and wish him a happy birthday starting at 7pm.
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We ordered our tickets for the HWA convention and the Bram Stoker award banquet yesterday. I’ve never been before so it should be a lot of fun. I wish we were able to go for the whole weekend but we just don’t have the funds for that. I’ve finally worked up a banner for RDSP…
Booklist Reviews Dr. Identity
ByshaunI just found out that Dr. Identity got a very positive review from Booklist. “At Bliptown’s Corndog University, the practice of android substitution leads to mayhem when Dr. Identity, the ‘ganger for English professor Blah, accidentally murders a prominent student-thing…How the ever-resourceful Dr. Identity and his hapless charge navigate the surreal and bewildering technological landscape…
Morgantown Poets Host RDSP
Thursday, August 21st • 7pm at the MAC in Morgantown, WV It has become a tradition for the Morgantown Poets to host an RDSP author reading in August. 2014 marks the 3rd year in a row that we’ve been invited to read at the Monongalia Arts Center. This year K. Ceres Wright and Albert Wendland will be reading…
John is a Stoker Nominee!!!
ByshaunThe Troublesome Amputee has made it onto the final ballot for the Stoker. Now I have to arrange for John to get to Toronto for the banquet. I’m so proud of him!
Book Launch: Garden of Eldritch Delights
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Prick of the Spindle has reviewed Finale. Here’s an excerpt: “Paul A. Toth’s novel Finale concludes in a surrealist declension, in the sense of both the grammar and plot, which collides with all the fractal possibility and random order of a Jackson Pollock painting….Dramatic? Yes. Entertaining? In its entirety.”—Cynthia Reeser Read the full review.