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!
Saturday, September 14th • 2pm Three poets, two hours, one lunatic asylum! Michael A. Arnzen has thrown down the gauntlet to fellow poets Stephanie Wytovich and John Edward Lawson. The challenge? Each has to come up with poetry inspired by the work of Stanley Kubrick. This so-called Stan-Slam will be wild, woolly and full of…
We’re excited to announce that we’ve signed a second collection from Ohio poet E.F. Schraeder. The Case for Cryptids: Field Notes from a Believer will be coming in 2026 and is a follow up to The Price of a Small, Hot Fire which was published in 2023. Stephanie M. Wytovich will again be the editor….
RDSP has had a few brushes with the Bram Stoker award in the past: 100 Jolts was a finalist for fiction collection in 2004, The Troublesome Amputee for Poetry Collection in 2006, Cursed was a finalist for novel in 2009 and Hysteria for poetry collection in 2013. I’d long ago learned to be happy with…
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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