John is a Stoker Nominee!!!
The Troublesome Amputee has made it onto the final ballot for the Stoker. Now I have to arrange for John to get to Toronto for the banquet. I’m so proud of him!
The Troublesome Amputee has made it onto the final ballot for the Stoker. Now I have to arrange for John to get to Toronto for the banquet. I’m so proud of him!
Bloody Mary’s five star review of The Fall of Never is up now at Horror-web.com. Here’s a quote: The atmosphere is charged with voltaic emotions and external anguish, electrifying the air you breathe. Coming off in deathless waves, the fear is naked and palpable. Each setting can be felt and embraced, every location visually assaulting….
The Front Porch is a cool online literary journal. I recommend checking out the newest issue, #11, and I’m not just saying that because they reviewed two of our books in the current issue. Here’s what they said about Welcome to Oakland: “…the novel’s greatest strength comes from the fact that no matter how low…
A very cool review just came out for The Fall of Never at SFReader.com http://www.sfreader.com/read_review.asp?ID=563 “I’ve been complaining lately about the lack of inventiveness in horror and paranormal fiction, pondering if there are any bold writers out there willing to try something wildly different. Ronald Damien Malfi has officially shut my yap. Complex, chilling, surprising…
We are very pleased to announce that we’ve signed Maria Alexander’s second novel SNOWED continuing the productive collaboration that began with MR. WICKER which garnered a Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a First Novel. It’s slated for release later this year and is sure to be a popular title for the winter holidays….
The buttons arrived the day before yesterday and they are really cool! The RDSP pins kick much butt and the Everybody Scream! ones turned out well too. If you ever need buttons or collage work definitely contact cakeearthhead. The card he made to advertise Never Lost Buttons is too cool. I love the slogan too;…
Mickey Z. was recently interviewed about “lesser evilism” by Dissident Magazine. You can read the interview here: http://tinyurl.com/6yavn3 But if you want to learn much more about many kinds of evil while having a few good laughs I recommend reading CPR for Dummies!
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WOO! Congratz!
Congratulations! Well-deserved!
That is so cool, I am so freakin’ happy for John! I’m thinking…CELEBRATION!!
Kongo-rats!
AWESOME!
WOOHOO! Congrats to him 🙂
Good Fucking Christ! Congrats to John!
Badass!
U R a badass Mr. Lawson! And The Troublesome Amputee TOTALLY deserves to win. It better! Xtine and I are big fans and are rooting for you … D.
D. Harlan Wilson
http://www.dharlanwilson.com
http://www.dreampeople.org
YES!
Very happy for you, John! Troublesome Amputee is a wonderfully sick and twisted poetry collection and it deserves this attention. Well done. Keep dismembering in verse!
— Mike Arnzen, http://www.gorelets.com