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…

Coming this Fall: GO LOVE Josephine Stepwell Harvell is certainly not lucky in love; from Buddy Washer, the Arizona mistake, who got her pregnant and then got arrested trying to smuggle weed in the belly of a Santa Claus suit, to O.W., a truck driving brawler who pawns everything including her sewing machine to cover…

The cover that Bradley Sharp created for ODD MEN OUT by Matt Betts is a DaVinci Eye finalist! Congratulations to Bradley Sharp who works hard to infuse every cover he creates for us with the true essence of the book inside. He is also the single force behind the cohesive look and feel of Dog Star…

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…

Well we’re back and we didn’t get to bring home one of those cool little haunted houses. I think I was more disappointed than John about that. But I think we cemented some partnerships that will create even more opportunites for our company than winning a Stoker would. As usual it was great to hang…

The Bram Stoker Nominees Are… We are excited to announce that three of our titles have made it to the final ballot for the Bram Stoker Award: Mr. Wicker by Maria Alexander (Superior Achievement in a First Novel) Soft Apocalypses by Lucy A. Snyder (Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection) Mourning Jewelry by Stephanie Wytovich…