A Bizarro angel named Shelby has offered to start up an RDSP book club in Arizona. I’m really excited about the possibilities. If we could get book clubs to catch on it would be a great way to spread the word about our books. I’m even envisioning sending our authors out on book club tours. That would be cool. I’m always interested in ways to reach the readers directly so I’m crossing my fingers that this will work out in a big way.
Our fourth novella deal is with Sarah Hans for her story Asylum. Editor R.J. Joseph says, “Hans created a lead character in Ashleigh who leapt off the page in the first few lines. Her authorial voice cannot be denied and it was the authenticity and palpable longing this voice perpetuated that had me in its…
Jeremy Shipp was recently interview for Eerie Digest: "Even as a kid, my brothers and I would play pretend, and our usual cast of characters included the grim reaper, an exceptionally lucky wrestler, three Neanderthal sidekicks, and a floating mouth that could swallow people and transport them into other dimensions. As a writer, I’m still…
We’re excited to announce that we’ve signed Maxwell I. Gold’s collection of cosmic horror-themed prose poetry for release in 2024. The collection is titled Tiny Oblivions and Mutual Self Destructions and is a sequel to Oblivion in Flux: A Collection of Cyber Prose. “I’m very excited for the continuation of Oblivion in Flux,” says Gold. “This…
I thought getting more work out the the RDSP duo would be like getting blood out of a stone…until I had the brilliant idea of getting another computer. Now John and I will be able to work side by side at all hours of the day, night & weekend. Maybe we can instant message each…
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…
A review of Jeffrey Thomas’ novel Health Agent just went up at Groovy Age of Horror: “I’ve been looking forward to this one since I first heard about it, and it totally lives up to my expectations. After the grand extra-dimensional scale and somewhat more mainstream stylings of Blue War, Thomas takes us back now…
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Ironically, I will soon be in Arizona…
That’s impressive. I don’t have nearly enough lovers of the strange and unusual living near me. Even my wife calls them “those weird books you get.”
Your wife is not who you think she is. Cut her open and count her rings. You’ll see, you’ll see…
You’re silly. I don’t have to cut her open to count her rings — just open her jewelry box.
Wait, are you saying it’s ironic that you’ll soon be in Arizona, or that you’ll soon be ironic in Arizona?