Posted inData+Errata

A Truly “Black” Friday

Longtime friend and online horror bookseller Shocklines.com is in the process of closing down and selling off its remaining stock, and today they announced a terrific 50% discount on all their remaining Raw Dog Screaming Press titles (which include not only some of my own books, but also great works by Scott Thomas, Jeremy C. Shipp, John Edward Lawson, D. Harlan Wilson, Forrest Aguirre, Ronald Damien Malfi, Matthew Warner, Amy Grech, and more)! Go to the RDSP publisher page at shocklines.com, put as many titles into your cart as you want, and use the following coupon code during the checkout process…
November 28, 2008Posted inData+Errata
Posted inArnzen News

Video: Fearzone Reading at Zombiefest

At the Zombiefest convention last month, the good folks at FearZone.com took me to a quiet corner of the mall, held a camera to my head and demanded an exclusive reading of some short shorts.  They're posting the film on their site tomorrow to slather your Thanksgiving holiday in horror gravy.  Here's an advanced screening.  Happy Turkey Choppin', boys and girls!  Don't forget your MyBlade.
November 26, 2008Posted inArnzen News
Posted inArnzen News

Now Available: Horror Library Vol. III

The anthology, Horror Library Vol. III, is now available from Cutting Block Press. Featuring stories by Bentley Little, Gary Braunbeck, Matt Warner, Cullen Bunn, Jeff Strand, and many many more, this is a book of stories that you won't want to miss. If you don't believe me, visit the publisher, who offers a generous sampling of the first two pages of every story online for free. Even an advanced peek at my story, "Guarded" is available! Speaking of "Guarded," I read that story at an author's event at Zombiefest 2008 this past Halloween, and an audio recording may soon be…
November 7, 2008Posted inArnzen News
Posted inWeblog Exclusive

Stephen King’s THE STAND Turns 30!

Lorne Dixon has put together an awesome 30 year anniversary tribute to Stephen King's masterpiece of dark fantasy, The Stand -- called "What a Long, Strange Captain Trips: The Stand Turns Thirty" -- which you should go read over at the new November issue of the online magazine, Nossa Morte.  There's some great reflections and anecdotes about the book from a bevvy of writers:  find out about Kathe Koja's early fan letter to King, Jeff Strand's relationship to long-long stories, and Rick Hautala's theft (and subsequent return) of the original manuscript...on ugly orange paper! Here's part of what I had…
November 2, 2008Posted inWeblog Exclusive