John Edward Lawson, Michael Arnzen and Jennifer Barnes will all be attending the Frostburg Small Press Fest tomorrow. We'll be selling books at the book fair and are on several panels including script writing, children's books and self-promoting.
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Raw Dog Screaming Press invites you to ride shotgun on a weird journey into the dark night. To rev the engine just take a look at the cover revealed below. The journey begins October 14th but you can preorder now. The book is available in hardcover and paperback. All copies ordered from us will come…
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