There’s a new book award launching to showcase indie booksellers and presses. RDSP is included on the list so booksellers can vote for our 2010 titles as part of the Independent Booksellers Choice Awards. Read the Huffington Post article.

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…

And Your Point Is? got a cool mention in ASIMOV’s: “Anything connected with the enigmatic and perilous SF writer named Jeff Lint (see Steve Aylett’s Lint [2005] for a biographical map of the crime scene) is subject to ambiguity. But I think that I can safely report this much: with And Your Point Is?, Steve…

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.

Ok, Sick has sold another bunch of copies through LSI this month which is great! But it’s also driving me nuts because I can’t understand the impetus behind all the sales. The book has been out for 10 months now. There are still occasionally reviews coming out like one that will appear in this issue…

Lots of events going on at AWP this year. RDSP author Michael Gills (GO LOVE) will be one of the readers at this event March 1st, 9 pm at Brando's Speakeasy, 343 S. Dearborn, Chicago. You can also catch Lance Olsen at the FC2 reading Thursday, March 1, 7:00pm in MST 410 South Michigan Avenue,…