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These stories bewitch and transport the reader. Though you may not know where Shipp will travel next, each one is an unforgettable thrill-ride. You’ll be glad you took the trip.

LaValley's collection of stories drags us under to face the lows of society—the helpless and the morally corrupt. Snippets of our own lives can be found between the moments of brutality, a reminder of our younger years when we were bullied apathetically, almost as an afterthought, by bosses, teachers, and others. And in those brief moments of recognition the lowlifes become underdogs who, though seriously misguided, never stop fighting.

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The new issue of The Dream People is chock full of bizarro goodness including hilarious flash interviews with Michael Arnzen & Donna Lynch, plus a short story from Jeremy Shipp's forthcoming collection and an essay out of Horror Isn't a 4-Letter Word as well as new fiction, creative non-fiction and another great microcriticism by D. Harlan Wilson.

The October issue of Rue Morgue Magazine featured an interview with Matthew Warner about his non-fiction book on the horror genre, Horror Isn't a 4-Letter Word. "Part of what makes [it} so compelling is its potpourri feel; this isn't a book designed to teach readers how to write horror or even look at it critically, rather it consists of a seemingly random smattering of thoughts, opinion and true stories related to the genre."—Monica S. Kuebler, Rue Morgue

The magazine has graciously allowed Warner to post the article here.

Several stories we published last year were recognized in The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2008 edition.

These stories from Bare Bone #10 received Honorable Mentions:

"Watching" by Jeremy C. Shipp
"Questionnaire" by Paul Finch
"Red Soil" by Robert Dunbar

Another story by Jeremy Shipp, titled "Those Below", received an Honorable Mention and is included in the forthcoming collection Sheep and Wolves.

From Text:Ur these stories received Honorable Mentions:

"Bluecoat Jack" by Sarah Totton
"Strangers on a Train" by Tamar Yellin

Congratulations to all the authors who were recognized!

As you can imagine the Monroeville Mall was crawling with zombies for Zombiefest but Pittsburgh is a tough town, even for zombies! Take for instance this poor Pittsburgh Steelers fan who was beaten and marked for his "Got Brains?" bumper sticker.

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