Chad Savage did an awesome job with the cover for D.D. Murphry, Secret Policeman. The details are really cool, though it’s a bit hard to see them at this size. I’m really looking forward to this one. Here’s a description of the book: D.D. Murphry has a way with words—or is it that words have…

One of Jeremy Shipp’s stories from Sheep and Wolves, “Camp”, is up on Pseudopod. If you haven’t heard of Pseudopod it’s a horror podcast magazine that does an excellent job of presenting short fiction in mp3 format. You can check out Jeremy’s story here: http://pseudopod.org/2009/05/15/pseudopod-142-camp/ It’s extra creepy in stereo!

Savannah was ghostly, magical and my first experience with Southern hospitality. The populace was truly more friendly there. I took lots of great photos that I can add to my vault of images and textures for future graphics. Many of these could make great covers for the right book! A few more pictures

Set in an alternate near future, Steel Justice is the sixth book in the Steel Empires series and the first time that part of the story is told from the perspective of warrior-mage Kane Nalamas. The world of Steel Empires is one where elves, vampires and shapeshifters co-exist openly with humans and where magic is…

Decide the Steel Blood cover tiebreaker! We are proud to present the cover of Steel Blood, third in the Steel Empires series by J.L. Gribble. However, we do not have the final cover. That will be up to the public!  Series cover artist Bradley Sharp has created another gorgeous cover and he asked us to…

rdsp‘s poem ‘The Marvels of Horror’ has been nominated for a Rhysling Award. Every year the members of the Science Fiction Poets Association nominate their favorite short and long poems of the past year. All the entries are collected in the Rhysling Anthology which members use to decide on which poems to vote for. ‘Marvels…