Happy Halloween everybody! I was looking forward to Ripley’s 2nd Halloween but it turns out there really isn’t anything we can do with him since he goes to bed so early. Everything seems to be at 7pm or later. We already got a few Halloween pics of him though.
Today we’re revealing the darkly magical cover created by artist Lynne Hansen for Elizabeth Broadbent’s Southern Gothic novella, Blood Cypress. Hansen has managed to channel both the heart of the book and the atmosphere of the setting. “This cover really captures the essence of the novella—the way the danger and creeping horror of the swamp…
Congratulations to Dog Star Books author Albert Wendland who was recently named Professor of the Year by Seton Hill University. Wendland received his award during Spring Convocation and was also honored to give the keynote speech. In true writerly fashion he told a story instead. You can read the text of the speech here. Wendland…
Lynne Hansen Brings the Gothic Vibes To launch our new novella line we knew we’d need not just a cover but a template flexible to fit other books in the line, so we went to Lynne Hansen to develop the cover. “The design was inspired by those ornate scientific journals of the 1800’s, (think Scientific American.)…
Yesterday we met up with Jon S., the business half of Z. Malice, to pick up another batch of special editions. We had a great lunch chatting with Jon and Nadine about future projects and how Z. Malice got started. It’s always fun meeting people instead of doing everything through email. The special editions have…
For everyone who wants a quick introduction to the work being done by women in contemporary horror we have created a Women in Horror Starter Kit. This special bundle deal will be available all throughout February, which is Women in Horror Month, as we continue updating our site with features about our own authors, and…
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Oh don’t be mean and let the kid stay up late and get some candy!
You guys are such…parents…
So cute!
AWWWW!! He is chock full of adorableness!
I like the third picture where he has that “Whatchu talkin’ bout Willis!?” look.
I guess if we really wanted to see something scary on Halloween we could pump him full of sugar and keep him up til 9:00!
Thanks! He’s the little devil of my eye!
Maybe next year he can be Lil’ John Wayne Gacy? Just a thought….
Awwww!!!! Adorable.
Whatta cutey! Are those tongs in that last picture? Stoking the fires of hell, eh? No, wait, that’s a hanger.
My daughter (she’s 13) and a few of her friends went out as Macbeth’s witches. Thing is, two of them have performed Macbeth and new the whole cauldron scene, so they had a few opportunities to perform on people’s doorsteps. As a result, she brought home a TON of candy (people were literally showering them with candy after one of their mini-performances).