That was the first day I posted on livejournal so this community is almost as old as the press itself. But I’ve been wanting to change over to a personal journal for a long time since mostly nobody uses this journal like a community. It’s harder for other lj’ers to find this journal and I…

The new issue of Canadian Stories has a review of Fish, Soap and Bonds. It’s a print mag so I don’t have a link but here’s an excerpt: “In the last stretch of Fish, Soap and Bonds the characters find themselves in Hollywood. The narrator knowingly comments on a “plan to build a permanent home…

Wow, I’m really glad to see so many authors getting involved in promoting Sick. Between J.M. Heluk, Scott Carr, James Chambers, Kevin Donihe, A.D. Dawson, Ron Malfi, Efrem Emerson and Brutal Dreamer the word is really getting out there. Every time I turn around someone’s doing something else, giving out flyers, posting on message boards,…

Confluence • Friday, July 25th This weekend at Confluence we announced the winner of the RDSP Readers’ Choice Award, ODD MEN OUT by Matt Betts. Followers of our blog may recall that initially we had 15 books released in 2013 that were eligible and we used an internet poll to narrow that down to the top 8: Cog…

As of yesterday 100 Jolts was the number one seller at Fictionwise in the Horror category and 15 Serial Killers was number one in True Crime. Cool! John thinks he’ll have Everybody Scream! ready to send to them soon. I’ve been having trouble keeping up with lj, trying to get too many books ready for…

I think I’ve finished doing all the books we’re going to do for the Search Inside program at Amazon. I noticed that when the search inside feature goes live it seems to drive up the Amazon ranking even if there aren’t any sales. It appears to be helping the sales as well. Lots of our…