RDSP August Update
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Matthew Warner's novel which Publisher's Weekly has just called "compelling and insightful" is now available and Amazon.com has it for less than $20!
Check out the awesome Eyes Everywhere trailer put together by Deena Warner:
Find us in the dealer's room all 3 days. All our books will be available at a discount.
John Edward Lawson
Reading/Signing Saturday, Aug 12th, 5-6 pm
Matthew
Warner
Reading/Signing Saturday, Aug 12th, 6-7 pm
And of course you're invited to the release party for Matthew Warner's Eyes Everywhere on Saturday at 8 pm. The winner for the Look for Me contest will be announced at the party but you don't have to be in attendance to win.
For the month of August RDSP is offering a buy one book get one free promotion. The free book has to be a paperback of equal or lesser value to the purchased book.
To take advantage of this offer go to our catalog, order a book and list your free book under comments when you place the order or email your choice to books@rawdogscreaming.com
September
—Meat Puppet Cabaret, Steve Beard (hardcover)
A twisted tale of modern folklore; what if Jack the Ripper were a demon summoned by the black magician John Dee to steal Princess Diana’s baby Allegra from the scene of the car crash in Paris? What if Allegra were hidden in a children’s home in East London, but then 14 years later escaped?
The reading/signing at the Morgantown, WV Barnes & Noble was a big hit.
Michael Arnzen and Alyssa Sturgil terrorized the creatures in the "Storybook Forest" with thier twisted tales. Lots of people showed up to buy books and get them signed.
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Via Dolorosa by Ronald Damien Malfi
We're happy to announce that we'll be releasing a second novel, in hardcover, by Ron Malfi early next year.
The book is about a young soldier and his wife who go on an idyllic island vacation. But they can't escape a tragic past that is slowly unravelling their future, even as they try desperately to hang on to each other.
The award is given occasionally for a work of fiction or body of work which best celebrates the humorous spirit of Jack Trevor Story (Live Now Pay Later, Morag's Flying Fortress, The Wind in the Snotty Gobble Tree, The Trouble With Harry), who died in 1992.
As well as the traditional cup, a cash prize is awarded. The conditions of the prize are that the money shall be spent in a week to a fortnight and the author have nothing to show for it at the end of that time. Aylett, author of LINT, SLAUGHTERMATIC and the newly released FAIN THE SORCERER, says "Other than humour and imagination, I think the Prize is index-linked to authors who, no matter how many books they have published and in print, manage to have no money or exist in massive debt. Amazon's 'Buy Used' facility means more authors than ever meet this criteria. I just put money on a table and watch as it becomes gauzy and then disappears. I'll enjoy watching the Prize evaporate."
The jury consisted of Mr John Coulthart(UK), M. Jean-Luc Fromental (France), Mr Michael Moorcock (UK), Mr Martin Stone (France) and Mr Jeff VanderMeer (USA).