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  • Every little bit

    I was happy to see that 15 Serial Killers is now available in e-book format from Amazon.com. Hopefully Sick will show up soon as well. Both the paperback version and the e-book version should appear any time now but it’s frustrating to wait. Plus it seems to take even longer before bookstores are able to…

  • The luxury of time

    The past few days I’ve mostly been working on the layout for 100 Jolts. I think this book is going to be a real treat for people who don’t have a lot of time to read. I have some friends who have a seven-month-old and I will definitely give them a copy of this book….

  • Editor’s Block

    Betcha never heard of that one. That’s because there is no shortage of works needing to be edited. Although it’s the least exciting step in the creative process it’s one of the most important. In the case of RDSP we often have two or three people read over a manuscript. I’m about 3/4 of the…

  • Without the aid of technology

    We’re moving right along with the transcription of Everybody Scream! There’s over 76,000 words typed in now. One thing I didn’t mention before is how amazing I find it that Jeff Thomas was able to handwrite this novel completely from start to finish without the aid of a computer and wind up with such a…

  • Blogs

    How do people ever keep up with their blogs? Most of the blogs I visit people write in every day, sometimes even more than once per day. Somehow I manage to only get something up every week or so. Of course a lot of people’s blogs are peppered with chores they should be doing, chores…

  • Identity Crisis

    Experts say that for a small press to succeed it needs to have a distinct identity and cater to a specific niche of customers. That’s why small presses thrive in genre communities like sci-fi, fantasy & horror. Since RDSP is just starting out we are struggling to define our press and reach out to an…

  • A Rapturous Melancholy

    I’m really excited about getting to work with Darren Speegle on his collection, A Dirge for the Temporal. While reading the manuscript there were times when the haunting beauty of his imagery literally took my breath away. I can’t help but associate Speegle’s work with all things decadent. Like Baroque architecture, plush velvet furnishings or…

  • The Dog Barks at Midnight

    So I’ve finally gotten the RDSP community online. Hopefully this journal will serve to give people a glimpse inside our press and why we’re doing what we’re doing (for those interested in such arcane knowledge). Ultimately, I’d love to see posts from RDSP members, authors, fans and others in the small press. Thanks to Susanne…