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Random Shots from the RDSPress “Booksburgh” Bookstore Hop 10.19.13

Raw Dog Screaming Press authors signed at bookstores all around Pittsburgh today, and I dropped in to see each one. With help from Diane Turnshek, Laurie Mann and the good folks at Parsec, the event was dubbed "Booksburgh" and every store offered some great discounts and happy surprises along the way. My photos don't do much justice to the creative energy and frivolity on display this afternoon, but it gives you some sense of the occassion. The day began with my signing/reading at CMU Bookstore, which was a good warm up act to a series of intelligent and entertaining readings…
October 19, 2013Posted inAmbulations
Posted inArnzen News

Signing at CMU Bookstore Pittsburgh 10.19.13

I'll be signing books at Carnegie-Mellon University at 1pm on Saturday, 10/19 -- part of Raw Dog Screaming Press' "Pittsburgh Bookshop Hop." If you come to town, tour the area bookstores and meet all five of the Raw Dog Screaming Press authors who will be on hand across the city. CMU should have copies of my novel Play Dead on hand, along with other titles. I'll bring some Fridge of the Damned magnets, too. Mike Arnzen at 1pm at the CMU Bookstore - 5032 Forbes, 15213 Stephanie Wytovich at 2pm at The Big Idea Bookstore - 4812 Liberty, 15224 Matt…
October 8, 2013Posted inArnzen News
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Photos from Killercon V

KillerCon V (Sept 2013) -- a scary-sounding and small-but-professional convention for authors of dark crime, horror and thriller fiction -- was really a blast to attend last weekend. It was my first con West of the Mississippi in a really long while, so it was good to reunite with old friends and to make all sorts of charming and alarming new ones.  My reading and panels were fun, and perhaps I'll share some audio soon.  I also was pleased to sell a lot of copies of my novel, Play Dead, since this book is SET in (a fictionalized version of)…
September 25, 2013Posted inAmbulations1 Comment
Posted inGorelets: Unpleasant Poems

Skeeter

Read [an archived version of] "Skeeter" -- a short-short "clickable" story posted to [the now defunct] Tapestry. I wrote this goofy thing by messing around on an ipad. Tapestry files were "sequential" stories. To read, click on the screen to forward page by page.
September 6, 2013Posted inGorelets: Unpleasant Poems