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WHC 2004

I had a wonderful time at World Horror Convention 2004 in Phoenix last weekend. Above, is a photo taken during my fiction reading the first day of the con (see RDSP website for a few others), where I read a poem I wrote on the plane -- "You Can Leave Her Head On" (a parody of a famous Joe Cocker song you might remember from The Full Monty) in addition to several shorts from 100 Jolts and Gorelets. If you look beside the corny plastic skull on the side table, you might even be able to spot the little canister…
April 14, 2004Posted inArnzen News
Posted inArnzen News

WORLD HORROR CONVENTION

If you're attending World Horror Convention in Phoenix this week (4/8-11), be sure to drop by my reading on Thursday at 3:30pm or the debut/signing of my short story collection, 100 Jolts: Shockingly Short Stories, outside the dealer's room on Saturday at Noon. I'll also be on two panels -- "Common Mistakes in Writing Horror" and "Dark Short Fiction" (unrelated topics, I assure you) -- and in the Mass Autograph gathering. Come on by.
April 6, 2004Posted inArnzen News
Posted inArnzen News

Shortlisted for the Stoker

Great news this morning. I just learned that this newsletter, The Goreletter, is now a finalist for the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Alternate Forms. My poetry collection -- Gorelets: Unpleasant Poems -- is also on the final ballot for the Stoker Award in poetry. I'm speechless right now, but very honored that my fellow pro horror writers deemed these titles worthy. Thanks, HWA! And thanks to all of you reading this for your support over the years. Keep reading. [Collectors take note: There may be a few signed/lettered editions of Gorelets left in the Fairwood Press coffers…
April 2, 2004Posted inArnzen News