Archive for September, 2009
Taking the Vows
This morning on twitter, I announced something that I’ve been holding in for a while. It wasn’t easy keeping it a secret, but it sure was fun. It’s out in the open now though, so I’m writing this to let all of you in who may not be doing the whole social media thing. I’m [...]
Horror Realm Booby Signing Footage
Let’s have some fun, shall we! Nuff said.
Top 10 Highlights of Horror Realm
This past weekend in Pittsburgh, I attended Horror Realm as a guest of Permuted Press. While I learned a lot about conventions my first time out (more on that later), I just want to break down my own top 10 personal highlights of the con. After I was finished with my authors panel reading, I [...]
Horror Realm Post-Con Report (Part 1)
This past weekend in Pittsburgh I had my convention cherry popped. I was honored to not only be at my first ever convention as a fan, but also as a guest. I was on an authors panel reading from Escape, along with Jonathan Maberry and Rob Fox, and we answered some questions from the audience [...]
New UNLEASHED – Ep.05 – Emily Hagins
Welcome back to another episode of UNLEASHED! Proudly sponsored by Permuted Press. This weeks book giveaway is doubly special due to the fact that I’m bringing you an interview with 16-year old filmmaker, Emily Hagins. Emily graciously donated not one but TWO copies of her film ‘Pathogen’ to give away, so we have not one [...]
New UNLEASHED – Ep.04 – Wayne Simmons
I’m baaaaaack! After a two week hiatus, UNLEASHED has returned! Still sponsored by Permuted Press. Part of my brain is still back in Pennsylvania in vacation mode, so I pretty much just talk about that. I also touch on the ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY of The Zombie Chronicles. THANK YOU! I also have a great interview [...]
Happy Anniversary, TZC!
On September 1st, 2008, I took a leap of faith. I decided to put the first draft of my novel, The Zombie Chronicles: Escape, up on the web as a podcast novel. I was nervous, scared and excited. Having discovered podcast fiction in April of 2008, I thought it was a pretty cool way to [...]
