We were recently contacted by Farley’s Bookshop, an awesome indie store that wants to build a stronger relationship with indie presses. They offered to showcase our titles on a revolving basis. Here’s a pic of the first bunch of titles on display.

“Back when I was a schoolboy—wearing sailor suits and eating giant lollipops—I thought the publishing world was a magical place, where writers, readers, publishers, editors, and all the rest danced together in the Mystical Forest of Literary Ecstasy.”—Jeremy Shipp Jodi Lee’s recent interview with Jeremy for Apex Digest is pretty entertaining: http://www.apexdigest.com/Online/interview080201.shtml She also had…

Things seem to be picking up again. We’ve got two cool upcoming events. One is a chat next Wednesday, the 22nd 5pm Central time at Horror-Web. It’s the GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST chat where they’ve invited a bunch of past participants to return for one big hootenanny. John will be participating as well as Mike…

Booklist reviewed Isabel Burning! Lynch’s alternate/indie-rock music career serves her well in this lyrical first novel about some unsettling supernatural secrets that might be better left concealed. Isabel is a solitary young woman who burns with inner fires of intuition that guide her during life-altering decisions. One such fire urges her to accept a housekeeping…

RDSP closed to subs at the end of the year. I think we were only accepting subs for about 3 months. Our long-suffering intern, Philip Overby, still has more than 50 to get through and I know he’s already done quite a few. I figure we must have received 70+ manuscripts. And we were only…

The Wonderland Awards will be announced at BizarroCon again this year and two of our books have made the ballot: For Best Collection: Sheep and Wolves by Jeremy C. Shipp For Best Novel My Landlady the Lobotomist by Eckhard Gerdes Congrats to both authors!