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Chasing my own tail
ByshaunForgot to mention that I rearranged the RDSP site over the weekend. It doesn’t look too different but now that we’ve got more than a couple titles out I wanted to showcase the books more. In the good news category: 100 Jolts got onto the Shocklines bestseller list this week and it looks like Feoamante.com…
Steel Magic Book Launch
East City Bookshop was the perfect place to celebrate the Steel Magic book launch, second book in the Steel Empires series. This was our first visit to the store which just opened up in April. It’s bright and breezy, imminently browsable and has excellent staff picks. These people clearly know books! A Magical Celebration As…
COVER REVEAL: The Apocalyptic Mannequin
Cover Reveal for The Apocalyptic Mannequin We’re releasing a new horror science fiction poetry collection, The Apocalyptic Mannequin, on September 26th from Stephanie Wytovich. Embrace the monsters of your soul, the plagues of your nightmares, and explore your own loss, abandonment, and grief as your breath shallows and doomsday looms. Who will you become when…
BOOK DEAL: On the Subject of Blackberries
A New Poetry collection from Stephanie M. Wytovich Coming this Fall Raw Dog Screaming Press (RDSP) is excited to announce a book deal with award-winning poet Stephanie Wytovich for her next collection, On the Subject of Blackberries. It will come out in September in hardcover only. The style in this collection is a departure from…
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Doing the American Library Association Conference was a real eye-opener! This picture doesn’t really do justice to the scale of the exhibitor’s room, this is probably just one-fifth of the room. In the past we’ve done fan/genre conventions and regional/general public events but ALA was something different altogether. Where else could you meet a literary…
ForeWord Magazine
ByshaunForeWord Magazine has an awesome review of Blankety Blank in this month’s edition. It’s our first review in ForeWord so we’re very pleased. Take an existential dive into the near-future’s “irreality” before the author sells out to Hollywood over a seemingly inevitable Gamehater movie. Read the full review

