Another Lemur review is in:
“At no point will the reader be bored as the story’s world is populated with bizarre characters that have even stranger schemes.”—Jeff Burk
Read the full review on Liteary Strange Digest
Another Lemur review is in:
“At no point will the reader be bored as the story’s world is populated with bizarre characters that have even stranger schemes.”—Jeff Burk
Read the full review on Liteary Strange Digest
Honestly, you don't get many days like this in publishing. Days when someone sends you a link to a new review which you follow somewhat hesitantly, hoping that you'll be able to excerpt a decent quote, hoping you'll be able to send happy news to the author, instead of the 'sorry they didn't really get…
RDSP’s 2018 Gift Guide THE BOOGEYMAN’S INTERN by Matt Betts is a quirky read for the clever friend or family member that knows a little too much about pop culture. Shopping for someone who’s already read all of The Game of Thrones? Try Jessica McHugh’s grimdark novel NIGHTLY OWL, FATAL RAVEN. Need a gift for…
July 25-27, Four Points by Sheraton Pittsburgh North This year DogCon 3 is being held during Confluence. Many of our authors will be involved in the regular programming. We will also have a rapid-fire reading, announce the winner of this year’s Readers’ Choice award and host an End of the World launch party for Lucy Snyder’s Soft…
Monster Librarian recently reviewed CODENAME PRAGUE. Here’s an excerpt: "If you are into bizarre fiction then Codename Prague is definitely the book for you.… Wilson loads Prague with a multitude of pop culture references (mostly movies) with some of my favorites being a weird reference to the movie Frankenstein Unbound (1990) and Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo: The…
The Dream People has had a pretty long and colorful history for an online zine and now it will be reinvented yet again. D. Harlan Wilson is taking over editorial duties and has already put together a new site. He’s looking for submissions so head over and check it out. http://www.msu.edu/~dhw/dreampeople/home.html I’m kind of sad…
Our second publisher spotlight for Small Press Month is the dynamic Valancourt Books. Give a brief overview of what you publish. At Valancourt, we specialize in the rediscovery of rare, neglected and out-of-print fiction. We have a strong focus on horror and supernatural but also bring back classic works of literary fiction. What inspired you…
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I like it when Jeff says I’m “not out of place sitting on a shelf next to Palahnuik or Vonnegut…”
TomB.