One of the coolest things that happened recently is that Play Dead was reviewed in both Publisher’s Weekly and Booklist. This is only the second book we’ve had reviewed in PW and the first for Booklist. PW said:…this cautionary tale grows sticky with relentless gore as the victims pile up. I actually hate PW reviews…

John’s been using MySpace to try to make new connections with readers. http://www.myspace.com/hellmonger I wish I had time to do that for RDSP too. There actually is a MySpace for Raw Dog hosted by Philip Overby but it’s not too extensive. I never liked MySpace before but now I see the potential for seeking out…

We’ll be heading out for AWP tomorrow and we’re taking Ripley with us. I hope everything works out with bringing him to the conference. These things are usually pretty hectic so it might be an act of pure madness to drag a 19-month-old along. I guess I’ll find out soon enough. Here’s our signing schedule…

Experts say that for a small press to succeed it needs to have a distinct identity and cater to a specific niche of customers. That’s why small presses thrive in genre communities like sci-fi, fantasy & horror. Since RDSP is just starting out we are struggling to define our press and reach out to an…

Fugue XXIX is allllll-most done. Just a few tweaks and it will be off to the printers. We got a copy of the newest American Book Review with avantpop‘s insightful review of 100 Jolts and Move Under Ground in it. A cool plus is that he managed to mention ‘s book The Fall of Never…

It turns out there were two honorable mentions for stories for Text:Ur in The Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror “Bluecoat Jack” by Sarah Totton and “Strangers on a Train” by Tamar Yellin Thanks to who suggested using Amazon’s search inside feature to find the info!