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BOOK DEAL: Haunted Stars by Albert Wendland
Mykol Ranglen is Planet Hopping Again Our sci-fi imprint, Dog Star Books, is excited to announce a forthcoming addition to the Ranglen series. We’ve signed Albert Wendland’s next novel, Haunted Stars, for release in Spring 2023. Here’s a brief description of the book: A mysterious discovery in space, the ruthless destruction of a cargo ship,…
COVER REVEAL: Exposed Nerves, by Lucy A. Snyder
Exposed Nerves is the forthcoming Poetry Collection by Award-Winning author Lucy A. Snyder Raw Dog Screaming Press (RDSP) is pleased to reveal the cover for Exposed Nerves by Lucy A. Snyder, which will be released in late September 2021. It is available for preorder now. and all copies will come with a bookplate signed by…
Reader’s Choice Poll
We need your help! We are launching a Reader’s Choice Award for RDSP titles first published in 2013 (excludes reprints) but we need to narrow down the field. Help us by choosing up to 3 books that you think should be consider for the award. This round of voting will narrow the field down to…
Clearing the Shelves—Buy One Get One
2024 was a productive year for Raw Dog Screaming Press. We expanded our novella series by 5 installments, finished up the Steel Empires series, released two novels, an anthology, a short story collection, two poetry collections, a graphic novel and a paperback edition of a hardcover-only release. We also completed recording for 3 audiobooks. We’re…
- Byshaun
Just finished reading an interview with Ron Malfi about Passenger, his upcoming release on Delirium Books. Check it out here: http://www.horrorgarage.com/horror/interview-ronald-damien-malfi.php It’s cool how Ron’s enthusiasm for writing always comes through in his interviews.
- Byshaun
Prick of the Spindle has reviewed Finale. Here’s an excerpt: “Paul A. Toth’s novel Finale concludes in a surrealist declension, in the sense of both the grammar and plot, which collides with all the fractal possibility and random order of a Jackson Pollock painting….Dramatic? Yes. Entertaining? In its entirety.”—Cynthia Reeser Read the full review.
