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Thinking Blogger Award

Thank you to Heidi Ruby Miller for giving The Goreletter a Thinking Blogger Award. The five bloggers upon whom I choose to bestow this same honor are: #1: Dennis G. Jerz for his frequent posts of noteworthy articles and his openly geeky commentary #2: Brian Keene for his provocative contemplations about the horror genre and the writer's life #3: Jeff Vandermeer for his literary savvy about the fantastic and his writing whimsy #4: Richard Ristow for his deep analysis of horror writing #5: ALL the Storytellers Unplugged writers for their excellent discussions of the writing life
May 8, 2007Posted inWeblog Exclusive
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Get Ready for AUDIOVILE

AUDIOVILE -- an "album of flash fiction" that's read aloud and set to freaky music -- should be available on CD soon from Raw Dog Screaming Press. I'll be posting links to samples and more info shortly, but if you want to be one of the first to get your hands on this disc, keep your eyes on the Audiovile page on my website, where I'll be posting preordering information and links as soon as it comes in. Horror World just posted the first review, calling it "pure genius...with more than enough laugh-out-loud, make you cringe moments to recommend it."…
May 8, 2007Posted inArnzen News
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Stoker Interview and WHC 2007 Report

This year's Bram Stoker Award ceremony was held last weekend in Toronto, concurrent with World Horror Convention. Winners included Stephen King, John Skipp, Lisa Morton, Gary Braunbeck, Jonathan Maberry and Kim Paffenroth. I was on hand to present the poetry award along with Don Hutchison to Bruce Boston for his winning poetry collection, Shades Fantastic. [Ironically, The Horror Channel has just posted a bleary-eyed video interview with me, shortly after I stepped off the stage at the 2006 Bram Stoker Awards in Newark last June, when I won the award for Freakcidents. Good memories!] World Horror Convention itself was a…
April 5, 2007Posted inWeblog Exclusive