Rue Morgue did a full page article on Horror Isn’t a 4-Letter Word in this month’s issue. I haven’t seen it yet but here’s a short excerpt: “Most of the essays in this book … were written just as Warner was making a name for himself in the horror lit community, which grant them an…

We’ve been doing our best to get things lined up for next year, lots of possibilities for releases. We’re definitely doing a book by Mickey Z. called CPR for Dummies and of course D. Harlan Wilson’s novel Blankety Blank has been lined up for a long time as well as Donna Lynch’s Isabel Burning. We…

And now for some good news… The Troublesome Amputee has made it onto the preliminary ballot for the Bram Stoker award. The interview that I did for The Reading Experience is going to appear first in the print publication Brooklyn Rail and then on the blog. This means the interview will be appearing a bit…

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…

OK, here’s my teaser video for Via Dolorosa. I finally figured out a way to export the files so they don’t look super-awful on YouTube. I’m pretty happy with this one because it doesn’t give away much in the book but I think it makes it look like an interesting read. Next up: Last Burn…

Dustin LaValley got a mention in a recent Fangoria article for his work on the script for TERROR OVERLOAD—TALES FROM SATAN’S TRUCK STOP (http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=7281) a low-budget anthology flick currently in production. If it’s anything like the tales from LaValley’s collection it’s going to be one hell of a ride! On a side note, it mentions…