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ByshaunI finally got a page up for Isabel Burning and a cover image! I’m really looking forward to releasing that book! Donna and Steve are quickly becoming my heroes. Here’s a little of their philosophy on creative endeavors from a recent interview with Vampirefreaks.com: What advice can you give those out there who want to…
Reading at Kafe Kerouac
Friday, August 2nd, 7-9 pm Kafe Kerouac • 2250 N High St Columbus, OH 43201 Run away and join the RDSP Literary Circus! Our band of merry authors will be reading poetry and short fiction at Kafe Kerouac. Readers include: Michael Arnzen Matt Betts John Edward Lawson Donna Lynch Heidi Ruby Miller Jason Jack Miller K….
2014 Publishing Schedule
Schedule is Tentative and Subject to Change Corpus Chrome, Inc. by S. Craig Zahler • January 7th Hitler: The Terminal Biography by D. Harlan Wilson • February 11 Freud: The Penultimate Biography by D. Harlan Wilson • February 25 Douglass: The Lost Autobiography by D. Harlan Wilson • March 11 Wasteland Blues (Dog Star Books)…
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The Guardian recently ran an article on Bizarro which included some very complimentary things about Jeremy C. Shipp’s novel Cursed. "If I was an editor looking for the first break-out hit from the Bizarro genre, Jeremy C Shipp is where I would stake my six-figure advance." read the full article
Preditors & Editors
ByshaunJeremy Shipp’s novel Vacation is up for the best Horror novel of 2007 over at the Preditors & Editors Reader’s Poll. If you want to cast your vote here’s a link: http://www.critters.org/predpoll/novelh.shtml You can also vote for Jeremy as your favorite author of 2007 (http://www.critters.org/predpoll/author.shtml) and even Raw Dog Screaming Press as best publisher (http://www.critters.org/predpoll/ebookpublisher.shtml)….
Who Needs Women in Horror Month?
Guest Blog by James Chambers Admission time: When I first heard about Women in Horror Month, I questioned the need for it. A visit to my bookshelves turned up ample evidence not only of landmark horror fiction written by women but also their consistent, ongoing contributions to the genre. I found Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and…

