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Every Writer’s Resource did an interview with Harold Jaffe recently. You can read the full interview here: http://www.everywritersresource.com/haroldjaffe.htm Here’s a quote from Jaffe for new writers interested in social activism: ‘And the advice I’d offer is to learn as much about the world as you can, keep your courage up, and try to recognize that…
Congratulations Stephanie Wytovich
Stephanie Wytovich Graduates from SHU’s Writing Popular Fiction Program Huge congrats to RDSP author and poetry editor Stephanie Wytovich on receiving her M.F.A. from Seton Hill University in Writing Popular Fiction. Stephanie is one of the hardest working, enthusiastic and driven people we know, yet she still manages to be fun. We’re proud to know…
Arnzen Interview
ByshaunThere’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.
- Byshaun
Horror Isn’t a 4-Letter Word is in the running for a Black Quill Award for best non-fiction book of the year. You have to register to vote but it’s an easy process. We could really use your support! http://www.darkscribemagazine.com/current-nominees/ I would also add that you can vote for Apex Magazine as best genre magazine.
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Just set up a pre-order for a chapbook written and illustrated by Steven Archer: Red King Black Rook is a steampunk fable for the modern age. It tells the story of a king’s court and what happens when a crafty avian advisor, the Rook, gains the king’s ear. Written and illustrated by Steven Archer it…
- Byshaun
Armageddon Buffet recently did an interesting interview with Hal Jaffe. A comment about Anti-Twitter: "Recognizing the ever-abbreviated attention-span which accompanies the increased speed of the culture, I have accommodated by working in shorter units, exhibiting more space, using as raw material more obvious givens with fewer references to so-called high culture." Read the full interview
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Excellent!