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Stoker Nominated
ByshaunWe can now officially say that one of books has been nominated for the Stoker. That’s right 100 Jolts has made it on to the final ballot for the Stokers. Lots of works get recommended for a Stoker but only a few make it to the final ballot and we are quite pleased to get…
NOVELLA DEAL: Blood Cypress by Elizabeth Broadbent
We’re excited to announce we’ve signed a deal with Elizabeth Broadbent to add her story Blood Cypress to our novella line. Managing editor Jennifer Barnes explains, “I’m excited about this addition because I feel there’s still much to explore in the realm of generational horror and the horrors of daily life. Blood Cypress peers into…
Women in Horror Q&A Now Online
Women in Horror Panel Now on YouTube We had originally planned at Women in Horror panel discussion as a bookstore event at Ukazoo Books in Towson, MD. However, there was a big snowstorm the day of the event so we had to postpone that and decided to try doing a Google On Air Hangout instead….
City Ash and Desert Bones Cover Reveal
Author: Laurel Myler https://twitter.com/victorylaurels Artist: Bradley Sharp http://dogstarbooks.blogspot.com/p/cover-artist.html From the back cover of City Ash and Desert Bones: 300 years in the future the world is run by the Theocracy and the Apostles are their representatives. The tiny, dusty and ironically named town of Big City has never seen Apostles until the newly deputized team,…
BOOK DEAL: Children’s Book from Deane & Margiotta
Katrina & Pounce Coming Soon Raw Dog Screaming Press is excited to announce the deal to publish a children’s book, Katrina and Pounce, written by Gothic musician Andy Deane and illustrated by painter Kristen Margiotta. For fans of Deane’s music the book promises both a bit of Gothic melancholy and playful surprise. Anyone who enjoys…
The Ghost of Publishing Past & Present
ByshaunRaw Dog Screaming Press is quickly approaching its 10th year of publishing so I've been thinking a lot about how much things have changed during the business in those 10 years. For such a long time the same Agent-Publisher model was in place where, in order to be published, authors needed to get an agent…

