The East Bay Literary Examiner is running a very thorough review of Jesus Coyote: “One of the true architects behind the ‘docufiction’ genre, Harold Jaffe again injects and paralyzes his readers with infectious prose in his most recent novel Jesus Coyote. Though the novel is of course fiction, readers are artistically placed in the middle…

There is an awesome study of Lemur up at Unlikely Stories, by Jonathan Penton When Spencer Met Hannibal: Recreational Cannibalism in the New American Century. Here’s an excerpt: “[Spencer] is the shadow following every American youth; too pathetic to be an Everyman, he is nonetheless what Everyman sees when we look in our bathroom mirrors…

2004 looks like it’s going to be a pretty good year for the Raw Dog because he’s got what dog’s love most-more than a few things to chew on! Now that Sick is out we hope to spend the beginning of the year promoting that. So far the response has been good, it will be…

Set in an alternate near future, Steel Shadows is the fifth book in the Steel Empires series and possibly the darkest installment. The world of Steel Empires is one where elves, vampires and shapeshifters co-exist openly with humans and where magic is just another natural force in the world like physics. The books center on…

Recently John and I have both taken on freelance editing. I’m hoping this money will help improve the RDSP cashflow. It’s crazy how performing a service gets you so much more money than selling a product. When you’re selling books you might get a big check but once you subtract what it cost to make…

There’s a great interview with Mike Arnzen in At Home With Jennifer Magazine (the Jennifer in question is not me though). Dr. Dread: Seton Hill University has its own professor of horror. Scroll down until you see Mike’s picture.