Cataloging

Mickey Z., author of CPR for Dummies, recently gave a lecture in New York titled “Myth America: War, Elections, and Our Way of Life”. It’s now up on YouTube. There are 5 parts. Here’s the first one:

I’ve finished my read-through of Tempting Disaster. I think it’s a little less schizophrenic than some of John’s previous anthos but still wildly diverse from the comically absurd to the chilling. I don’t really know much about the erotica publishing scene so I’m not sure how this will go over. There is plenty of ‘adult’…

Check out the audio version of Jeremy Shipp’s story "Those Below" plus an interview with the author: The Shadow Cast Audio Anthology The story is included in Shipp’s collection Sheep and Wolves.

I created a deviant art account recently to put up some projects I’ve done that were never used for book covers or anything else. It’s here: http://earsphere.deviantart.com/ I’ve found the site a little frustrating to use though. For instance, I know a lot of people that do art and some of them must have deviant…

We’ve been getting some interesting advance reviews for Guide Dog Book’s first non-fiction title, Horror Isn’t a 4-Letter Word. Here’s an excerpt from Monster Librarian “…offers up an entertaining nonfiction potpourri with a writer’s personal and critical perspectives on writing and the horror genre. There are few published books that provide this kind of content…

Text:Ur will be reviewed in a March issue of Publisher’s Weekly: Fantasy fans looking for familiar themes and names among the 20 stories in Aguirre’s boldly original anthology will be disappointed. Those who like experimental fiction that’s not always readily accessible will be richly rewarded. Highlights include Nadia Gregor’s enigmatic “Faure, Envenomed, Dictates,” Eric Schaller’s…