We get a boatload of news from horror filmmakers, musicians, writers, and artists each week. We unfortunately
don't have the staff to get a news angle on all of them but it's still stuff we think you'd be interested in. So as a means to
get you the same news they send us, we're going to use this place for their press releases.
September 05, 2005
Horror Author News Round-Up
F. Paul Wilson's The Keep is getting a 5-issue graphic miniseries treatment from IDW (30 Days of Nights). It's set for launch this month.
Nicholas Kaufmann reports the sale of "Under the Skin" to City Slab Magazine, scheduled for their next issue, #7.
Ray Garton has decided to go in a new direction with his fiction, and Lonely Road Books is publishing the first two "Arthur Darknell" books as a special deluxe Limited Edition Double. Read more about it at: http://www.lonelyroadbooks.com.
Naked Snake Press will be publishing the Travel Guide to the Haunted Mid-Atlantic Region, featuring a story by Really Scary' own Valarie Thorpe and Diane Giles. No word yet on a release date.
Ricardo Porven and Luis Diaz follow up their original take on the Apocalypse, Three Days the Devil Danced, with a short tale based on the modern myth of the Chupacabra. The story debuts in the August issue of Lo-Fi Magazine.
Matthew Warner has released a free audio book of himself reading the first story of his collection Death Sentences. "Middle Passage" dramatizes the conditions aboard an 18th-century slave ship bringing Africans to the New World. It’s available at matthewwarner.com/middlepassage.htm.
