I awoke to a nice discovery today. A bunch of gracious folks over at the “Tales of the Zombie War” website left a lot of positive feedback for the story I had featured there, “The Siege of Fort Buzzard.”
As I said to someone just yesterday, horror fans can be a really kind and friendly community. 🙂
I just asked a close friend for technical advice for plotting the book sequel (military’s use of satellite imagery).
I told her to just stop me whenever it sounded like I was on crack.
Quick correction regarding Dagda Publishing’s 99 Cent holiday sale for Kindle versions of all its titles. Here in the United States, my book, “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More,” will be available for 99 cents from December 23 through December 30.
In the United Kingdom, it will be available at the sale price from today until Christmas.
See Amazon for all of your holiday horror needs. 🙂
The Kindle version of my book, along with all of Dagda Publishing’s titles, will be available for 99 cents as part of the company’s holiday sale, from December 19th through Christmas. 🙂
From Dagda Publishing: [Onto the next piece of news, as we said last week in the Newsletter, we are running a Kindle sale over the next week and a half in the run up to Christmas, starting on the 19th of December. All our titles will be £0.99/$0.99 on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk (we’d love it to be on more local sites, but Amazon only allow the sale to be on their US and UK sites). So, this really is the best time to pick up a cheap copy of our books for your kindle – you can find details of them and links to purchase on Amazon on our shop (www.dagdapublishing.co.uk/shop).]
Friends, I have been having my share of Internet connectivity issues lately, so if I fail to return e-mails, please understand that I am not ignoring you. It’s just Skynet messing with me …
Happy Birthday to a damn fine writer and a damn fine friend!
It is number 37 for the world’s next H.P. Lovecraft, Dennis Villelmi!!
I signed my first book today. 🙂
The website “Tales of the Zombie War” has kindly featured my zombie story, “The Siege of Fort Buzzard.”
With this story, I just tried to take a break from the serious stuff, and write a fun zombie story with a lot of gore and a little dark humor. Enjoy! 🙂
Through the magic of the Internet, a friend of mine has introduced me to the work of Santiago Carbonell. These paintings are incredible.
“Ah, distinctly I remember
“It was in the bleak December
“And each separate dying ember
“Wrought its ghost upon the floor.”
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 