Mike Arnzen was interviewed over at Zombie Mall and had some pretty interesting things to say about why people write and read horror and how to deal with ‘normal’ people who don’t understand.
Read the interview here: http://zombiemall.com/zblog/?p=52
Jeremy Shipp was also recently interviewed by Jennifer Prado and you can read the interview here:
http://jenniferprado.blogspot.com/
There’s nothing more satisfying than coming up with a cover the author is truly happy with. It took awhile to find the right image but I think I finally got something great for Westermead. Both Scott and his brother Jeff feel it conveys the magic and mystery of Westermead so I’m very excited. I hope…
The buttons arrived the day before yesterday and they are really cool! The RDSP pins kick much butt and the Everybody Scream! ones turned out well too. If you ever need buttons or collage work definitely contact cakeearthhead. The card he made to advertise Never Lost Buttons is too cool. I love the slogan too;…
Next month we’re actually going on a real vacation, a cruise to Bermuda! I’m looking forward to it but I’m also anxious because I don’t think we’ve been away for this long since we started RDSP. Most years we tried to convince ourselves that going to a convention was a vacation (even though we work…
Garden of Eldritch Delights in Now Available! Master short story author Lucy A. Snyder is back with a dozen chilling, thought-provoking tales of Lovecraftian horror, dark science fiction, and weird fantasy. Her previous two collections received Bram Stoker Awards and this one offers the same high-caliber, trope-twisting prose. Snyder effortlessly creates memorable monsters, richly imagined…
It looks like Afterbirth Books is going to have John’s book out in time for Horrorfind! Very cool. I just finished re-re-re-reading the manuscript a few days ago. Well maybe I hadn’t read all the stories 4 times but I know I’ve read a lot of them more than twice. And don’t you know it,…
Director Jayson Densman has put together this awesome PoVid (poetry video) for "Where the Heart Isn’t" from The Troublesome Amputee by John Edward Lawson. The sound and voice-over was done by KEK-W. Creepy isn’t it?
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Zombie Mall
Thanks for mentioning the interview with Zombie Mall, which was a lot of fun to do. You can tell how much they liked the weirdness that is Audiovile. Here’s a corrected link:
http://zombiemall.com/zblog/?p=52
And congratulations to Jeremy Shipp! His interview is hilarious!