Posts Tagged ‘jf gonzalez’

J.F. Gonzalez and I have signed the contracts for an electronic edition of Restore from Backup to be released this June from Lovecraft Press (news release here). Somehow that seems more appropriate for a horror novella drawing on our mutual IT experiences.
Also in the works is a reprint of the novella in an upcoming anthology. [...]

Ah, sunny California. Three horror writers visit and things go to hell the moment we leave. Not our fault, I swear. We did have a great time, though, and my only regret was not stuffing my Digital Rebel into my bag to get better pictures.
The tour officially kicked off Saturday at Dark Delicacies in Burbank. [...]

I’m making the final preparations for this weekend’s signing trip, which will include turning the blog over to travel mode. Assuming I have time to take pics and fire off some Tweets from the road, they’ll be showing up here in daily digests. I suspect I’ll either be thrilled with the crowds at Dark Delicacies [...]

Just announced! Both Brian Keene (The Rising, Urban Gothic) and J.F. Gonzalez (Survivor, Primitive) will be joining me on the California leg of my The Pack Unleashed Tour.
Déjà vu?
Well, not really. Jesus (far right) mainly joined us to hang out at this signing at Comix Connection, and Coop (seated) won’t be coming to Cali, but [...]

So who else is coming to VisionCon in Springfield, MO, at the end of the month?
I’ve just finished most of the heavy lifting to prepare for the trip, which is a first for me. For most cons, I do the headless chicken dance the night before, only then realizing I’ve forgotten books or business cards. [...]

If someone were to ask me how this year went, my first reaction would be to call it a write-off. Then I got to thinking about it, and it actually hasn’t been so bad after all. Let’s look back, shall we?
I started the year by selling the German rights to Deadliest of the Species to [...]

Horror Web’s HorrorWench has posted a good review of Restore from Backup, my collaborative novella with JF Gonzalez published by Bad Moon Books. She has kindly given us 4 1/2 stars out of 5. Among her comments:
Where this gets interesting in afterthought is the style. It’s an interesting collaboration. Having read both of [...]