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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,…
NOVELLA DEAL: Hollow Tongue by Eden Royce
Our third novella deal is a very exciting one. We are so pleased to announce that we’ve signed Eden Royce’s novella Hollow Tongue! This is one creepy story that we think readers are going to love. Novella line editor R.J. Joseph says, “The thing that initially struck me about Royce’s story was how effortlessly her…
Cover Reveal
Kicking Against the Pricks Today is the cover reveal for Stephen M. Wilson’s poetry collection Kicking Against the Pricks. We were happy to get artist Steven Archer (EgoLikness.com) to create a very fitting cover! This book is scheduled for release on October 16th but you can pre-order it now! From the Back: First century tillers…
Dr. Identity Review
Byshaun“You simply can’t be afraid to serve the world a big silver platter of F**K YOU now and then,” states Dr. Identity, a clone, to his human (but somehow lesser realized) counterpart Dr. Blah Blah Blah in D. Harlan Wilson’s dada-science fiction-freakout novel “Dr. Identity”: a major “fuck you” to authority, tradition and consumerism comparable…
Happy Birthday Preston Black
ByshaunPreston Black may believe he's under the curse of 27 but to me he's been a bit of a good luck charm. This week we've finally released THE DEVIL AND PRESTON BLACK in its first widely available print edition so I've been thinking a lot about Preston. Meeting him was a casual affair (I realize…
