The response to the Eyes Everywhere limited edition has been really good so far. It was the #1 seller this week at Shocklines. I’ve been happy to note that people see the limited as a decent deal. Special edition books are always expensive but when people get an RDSP limited I want them to feel…

The 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…

There’s an interesting review of And Your Point Is? in The Zone which begins: “Like God, if Jeff Lint didn’t exist then mankind would have to invent him. And, like God, Jeff Lint doesn’t exist but it didn’t take the whole of mankind to invent him…” Read the whole review.

There’s a great interview with Mike Arnzen in At Home With Jennifer Magazine (the Jennifer in question is not me though). Dr. Dread: Seton Hill University has its own professor of horror. Scroll down until you see Mike’s picture.

Dustin LaValley’s collection is now available through our website. LaValley’s collection of stories drags us under to face the lows of society—the helpless and the morally corrupt. Snippets of our own lives can be found between the moments of brutality, a reminder of our younger years when we were bullied apathetically, almost as an afterthought,…

The Baltimore Book Festival was a great experience. It’s one of the few non-genre events we’ve done and it worked out really well. Our name and book covers made a big impression on people. I don’t know how many people walked by and just had to say, “Raw Dog Screaming Press.” There were plenty of…