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Million-Year Centipede Originally uploaded by earsphere722. I whipped up this cover for The Million-Year Centipede yesterday. We don’t even have a page for it up on the web site yet. Guess I better get cracking on that. The RDSP newsletter continues to give me a headache. I apologize to anyone who received a ‘”Enter Your…

We’ll be releasing a hard cover edition of The Fall of Never this December with a cool new cover, discussion questions and a foreward that will reveal all of brotherrabbit‘s secrets. You can pre-order it at Shocklines.

IMG_2017 Originally uploaded by earsphere722. I realized that I never posted this fabulous picture of rdsp and brotherrabbit at the Capital Bookfest. I’ve been trying to send out the RDSP newsletter for about a week now and it’s just not working. I use this free site to manage the email list and send out the…

Thanks to d_j_l the Bare Bone series now has a MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/bareboneantho The series has gotten lots of critical acclaim but I don’t think it’s reached the audience it deserves yet. However, I’m hoping d_j_l will be able to spread the word. If you’ve never read an issue consider checking #9 out. According to the…

IMG_2114 Originally uploaded by earsphere722. So we had a 3 person Halloween Party last night:-Ripley danced to The Monster Mash-I decorated a small pumpkin-We all wore funny hats-We had pumpkin flavored pudding and apple cider

DogsHead Originally uploaded by earsphere722. The Guide Dog Books web site is now online. http://www.guidedogbooks.com This is our non-fiction imprint. We’re looking for books on pop-culture criticism, particularly stuff about film, horror, bizarro etc.

Happy Halloween everybody! I was looking forward to Ripley’s 2nd Halloween but it turns out there really isn’t anything we can do with him since he goes to bed so early. Everything seems to be at 7pm or later. We already got a few Halloween pics of him though.

armwrestling Originally uploaded by earsphere722. brotherrabbit is my hero! He actually arm-wrestled this girl into buy his book. She was a great sport. The Whitemarsh event was a blast. We met lots of cool people and sold a bunch of books plus we left many signed copies at the store. So if you couldn’t make…

So, I did an interview on publishing and bizarro over at pretty-scary.net. Check it out here John’s usually the one who gets interviewed so it’s a bit of a different perspective.

Whitemarsh Flyer Originally uploaded by earsphere722. I’ve been feverishly bouncing back and forth between writing press releases, designing flyers/posters, working on layout and answering emails, emails and more emails! You know you’re in trouble when your to-do list starts spawning. I’m serious, I look away for a few minutes, look back and it’s on to…

gdb Originally uploaded by earsphere722. We’re starting an imprint to do non-fiction titles called Guide Dog Books. My cousin made some cool logos for it and this is one of them. There’s a web site which will be up soon and there’s already a MySpace page. More info soon… Don’t forget Mike Arnzen is chatting…

Hey, the chat with rdsp and D. Harlan Wilson was really fascinating. There’s a transcript up here. The Lost and the Damned message board is really doing a great job with these chats. Bare Bone #9 is almost done. Check out the cover art by Carlton Mellick III.

IMG_1996 Originally uploaded by earsphere722. It’s been a long time since I posted a pic of Ripley and I finally signed up for flickr so I figured I’d test it out.

AndyHat replied to my post yesterday with another cool site where you can catalog the books you own: Librarything. It’s a really nice looking site. So now, of course I have to encourage all of you to go there and catalog your fringe lit. It seems to be a bigger site but still doesn’t have…

I’ve been spending a little time over at The Internet Book Database http://www.ibookdb.net. It’s a cool little site that lets you create a “bookshelf” of all the books you own, or have read or want to read. I think it’s a relatively new site and a lot of ‘underground’ titles are missing from the database….

There’s nothing like a small town bookstore for events. Staunton was great and the reading/signing went really well. There are pics and even some video available here

So today we’re headed to Staunton, VA for the Bookstack reading. Hopefully everything will go fairly smoothly. Traffic getting away from this area on a Friday is always brutal. Wish us luck!

One thing we learned from Mike Arnzen is when you set up a bookstore appearance always bring your own books just in case. There was a bit of a panic yesterday when Matt Warner discovered that The Bookstack did not have books for the reading on Friday. But not to worry! We’ve got plenty of…

Book Signing & Discussion with Matthew Warner & John Edward Lawson Friday, Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. The Bookstack 1 East Beverley Street Staunton, VA 24401 bookstck@cfw.com ph. 540-885-2665 I’m looking forward to this event at The Bookstack on Friday. I’ll be taking along the video camera so maybe some part of the event will…

I recently started up an RDSP newsletter and the second update went out today. I’m posting an abreviated version below (I took out the newsletter-only special discount). I try to keep the newsletter brief, interesting and always include a giveaway or special discount. If anyone wants to sign up for the newsletter just go here:…

What! brotherrabbit FINALLY has a web site! Welcome to the modern age Ron… http://www.ronmalfi.com

I finished putting together the cover for Steve Aylett’s And Your Point Is? Since the book is a parody of literary criticism (fake crit of the writing of fake author Jeff Lint) I wanted the cover to look like a book of literary criticism. However, the first design I cam up with was a bit…

Congrats to Mike Arnzen who just won his third Stoker. This time he received it for his fabulously funky poetry collection Freakcidents. If you don’t have it already, you can buy it here: http://shocklines.stores.yahoo.net/shpr.html Anyway, although Mike humbly denied being a poet in his acceptance speech I have to say that I think he has…

The first review for Eyes Everywhere is up at Horror Drive-in. Naturally my favorite part is where they talked about RDSP: “At a time when I am becoming increasingly disillusioned in the small horror press, Raw Dog Screaming gives us this classic novel with a new, yet familiar menace in its pages. It re-establishes my…

Win a copy of the limited edition of EYES EVERYWHERE by Matthew Warner plus other prizes such as a Shocklines.com gift certificate. From June 1 to August 10, a magic eyeball icon is hidden somewhere within the bowels of several participating websites, including RawDogScreaming.com, Shocklines.com, and HorrorWorld.org. Might it be on an old book review…