Dark Scribe Magazine has a good review of Horror Isn’t a 4-Letter Word up: From his humorous look at why an aspiring writer might not want to hone his craft on company time to more serious matters, like his internship at Edit Ink, Warner covers a variety of topics that will interest not only genre…

“…experimental, literate, at times cerebral, and overall well-crafted strangeness.”—Tangent Online Read the full review. This is a REALLY in-depth review. I think it’s great when reviewers take a lot of time with a book but it’s always tough to do an anthology review without giving away too much about the stories. I tend to skim…

This is a scary time to have a small business. A really scary time. Our plan had been to concentrate on library sales next year because libraries don’t return books and retailers do. I think this is still a good idea but I know that local governments are cutting their budgets everywhere and I’m sure…

Somebody Dies had this to say about Lemur: Readers who like their social commentary wrapped up in absurdity will find a lot to like about Lemur. You can read it as a tightly written treatise on consumption in the modern age, or as the touching story of a serial killer’s coming of age. Either way…

Jeff just sent us a copy of the PW review and it’s quite positive, I’m relieved and elated. Here’s the section he chose to quote; “the results are alternately hilarious and terrifying…Thomas uses techniques and ideas pioneered by Lovecraft to make caustic social observations about humanity, in particular our exploitation of other species.” Most of…

THE PRIMORDIAL REVIEW A Journal of Metaphysical Literature All genres (and non-genre writing) welcome, but “cosmic horror” is preferred. Keep in mind, the work must be metaphysical or mystical in some way. Maximum word count for fiction and essays is 7,500 words. There is no minimum, so feel free to submit prose poems, flash fiction,…