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Here are some samples of the twenty original black & white illustrations that horror artist Glenn Chadbourne drew for the new trade paperback of Blue November Storms. These samples show spoilers for the plot, so you may want to stop right here if you haven't read the book! On the other hand, these are a pretty great tease... Continue Reading →
All 750 copies of the signed Limited Edition of my new mini-collection of short stories, More Than Midnight, sold out from the publisher just one week after it was announced back in December, but Amazon.com has a few more copies left in-stock and another great review has arrived from Hellnotes: More Than Midnight by Brian James Freeman... Continue Reading →
Blu Gilliand over at October Country has written a tremendously nice review of More Than Midnight, my little horror collection of short stories that was published in December by Cemetery Dance and quickly sold out. As a writer, this is one of those unexpected reviews that just shows up in your "Google Alerts" and makes your... Continue Reading →
There are only about 15 copies of the signed Limited Edition of my new mini-collection, More Than Midnight, left available, so today is probably your last chance to order! Thank you to everyone who helped put this 750 copy print run Out of Print in just 8 days, which is really quite amazing! Read more or... Continue Reading →
The signed Limited Edition of my new mini-collection, More Than Midnight, is nearly 90% sold out after just 24 hours of sales. If you were on the fence, I hope you'll place your order today. Here is the cover again simply because I love how Vincent Chong managed to visualize the range of emotions the characters... Continue Reading →
Later today Cemetery Dance Publications will announce the signed Limited Edition hardcover of my new mini-collection, More Than Midnight, which features five of my short stories that fall squarely in the horror category. This is a "surprise in-stock" Limited Edition and the books will be arriving in the warehouse this afternoon. There are only 750... Continue Reading →