I saw this handwriting analysis thing on blindsidepubs’s lj so I decided to try it myself. It’s pretty accurate and explains a lot about the way I do things with RDSP. Here’s the beginning, it’s long so I put a link in instead of posting the whole thing: Jennifer has a healthy imagination and displays…

Things have been moving along quite well. The authors have gone over the PDFs for Pseudo-City and Spider Pie and sent back minor changes. We’ve got someone working on the Pseudo-City cover and the preliminary images have been very cool. The ARC’s should be coming for Play Dead in the next couple weeks and I’m…

They sent the proof for the Play Dead deck of cards today and it looks wicked! Putting together these Grimoire special editions is quite a feat. You wouldn’t think it would be more complicated than getting a regular book out but somehow it is. I just read Jeff Thomas’ sample for The Explorer’s Guide to…

Don’t miss this great interview with Eric Miles Williamson at the Huffington Post. Here’s an excerpt: "Working-class writers are publishing on small presses, but history won’t care where a book was originally published, and I venture that when the critics of the future look back at us, many of these writers will find their place in…

Unfortunately things did not work out so that we could attend DragonCon this year but Donna Lynch & Steven Archer will be there. They will have copies of Isabel Burning and Luna Maris available, plus the new Ego Likeness single and they are performing! I know they are also scheduled for several panels and always…

“In spare, luminous prose, Golaski conjures a unique blend of strangeness and menace. His vividly real characters are illuminated by the supernatural, even as it disrupts and changes their lives in ways that are variously enigmatic, disturbing and downright frightening.” —Christopher Harman, author of “In the Fields” and “The Last to Be Found”