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.
RDSP has the honor of being featured publisher for the April subscription box from Night Worms. This means our swag will go out to all their subscribers along with books from Josh Malerman. In addition, a few lucky subscribers who get golden tickets will receive special prize packages from us. We’re really excited to be…
June 26-29 • Seton Hill University, Greensburg, PA Every year Seton Hill hosts a writing workshop that includes classes on various professional writing topics, guest lectures and workshops from industry professionals, pitch sessions a massive book signing (free and open to the public) and a costume ball. This is an excellent way for writers to…
RDSP Blog Series Kit ‘N Kabookle recently included us in a blog series from authors sharing their reader experiences. We were particularly glad to be included since that fits well for our Year of the Reader celebration. Several RDSP authors participated. Here’s a link roundup: Jake Fuchs Scott Thomas Michael Gills K. Ceres Wright Heidi…
I’ve spent the weekend playing catch up with the RDSP finances. It’s time for royalties again! This time around we had to pay out quite a lot of money total because there are more authors being owed. Luckily we had enough money to cover it all in the checking account so no problem. The only…
Stephanie Wytovich Graduates from SHU’s Writing Popular Fiction Program Huge congrats to RDSP author and poetry editor Stephanie Wytovich on receiving her M.F.A. from Seton Hill University in Writing Popular Fiction. Stephanie is one of the hardest working, enthusiastic and driven people we know, yet she still manages to be fun. We’re proud to know…
July 25-27 • Four Points Sheraton Pittsburgh North Each DogCon has had its own personality and this one was no exception. This time around we worked with Confluence and did a con-within-a-con an approach we hadn’t taken before. Many thanks go to Kevin Hayes and the Confluence crew for making us feel welcome! To open the weekend John Edward…
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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).