Writer
"The Misty Hills of Dreamer Sheep"
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Desolation: 21 Tales for Tails is a collection of dark speculative fiction whose stories all focus on themes of loneliness, isolation, and abandonment. Enter into strange worlds envisioned by some of the most inventive authors writing today.
A portion of the proceeds of each sale of Desolation: 21 Tales for Tails benefits the Last Day Dog Rescue Organization.
Friday, May 30, 2014
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Fallow Ground (2014, Blood Bound Books)
Editor
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From Blood Bound Books: The Taylors want nothing more than to start a family, but the couple remains childless. A stranger, known only as Mr. Smith, arrives on their doorstep late one night with a strange proposition: safeguard a crate for the peculiar man and they’ll get their offspring. They strike a dark and irrevocable bargain.
Almost thirty years later, the Taylors’ farmland is occupied by a new family—but the curse of the past lives on.
Does wickedness dwell in the soil itself, or does evil grow from what takes root there?
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From Blood Bound Books: The Taylors want nothing more than to start a family, but the couple remains childless. A stranger, known only as Mr. Smith, arrives on their doorstep late one night with a strange proposition: safeguard a crate for the peculiar man and they’ll get their offspring. They strike a dark and irrevocable bargain.
Almost thirty years later, the Taylors’ farmland is occupied by a new family—but the curse of the past lives on.
Does wickedness dwell in the soil itself, or does evil grow from what takes root there?
Mother's Boys (2014, Blood Bound Books)
Editor
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From Blood Bound Books: “What do you get when a group of psychopathic killers take on a family of mutated freaks? A whole lot of bloody good fun—and Daniel I. Russell delivers it in spades!”
~Greg Chapman, author of The Noctuary and The Last Night of October
Natalie has strived to be different her whole life. She’s dedicated her attitude, fashion, and very being to standing out from the crowd. After witnessing a brutal attack, Natalie becomes entangled in an escalating battle between a violent street gang and a strange tribe of sewer dwellers. Now she's about to learn just how much being different can mean.
“Take one part Sid Vicious, one part H.P. Lovecraft and shake. Throw in a dash of the thrill kill thug life and you have Mother’s Boys.”
~ David C. Hayes, author of Cannibal Fat Camp
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From Blood Bound Books: “What do you get when a group of psychopathic killers take on a family of mutated freaks? A whole lot of bloody good fun—and Daniel I. Russell delivers it in spades!”
~Greg Chapman, author of The Noctuary and The Last Night of October
Natalie has strived to be different her whole life. She’s dedicated her attitude, fashion, and very being to standing out from the crowd. After witnessing a brutal attack, Natalie becomes entangled in an escalating battle between a violent street gang and a strange tribe of sewer dwellers. Now she's about to learn just how much being different can mean.
“Take one part Sid Vicious, one part H.P. Lovecraft and shake. Throw in a dash of the thrill kill thug life and you have Mother’s Boys.”
~ David C. Hayes, author of Cannibal Fat Camp
Strange Fruit by Eric Red (2014, EJP)
Editor
David was lucky enough to serve as the editor for this wonderful, noir tale. Eric Red is the acclaimed sceenwriter of The Hitcher and Near Dark. He directed the genre classics 100 Feet and Body Parts, too.
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From Evil Jester Press: A whodunit murder mystery set in a carnival freakshow. When a traveling carnival comes to a small town, a local teenage boy is found brutally murdered and the suspects are the sideshow freaks. But Sheriff Danny Girdler soon discovers things are not what they seem, and he’s in for the surprise of his life when he finds out who the real freak is. Step right up for a trip that will keep you guessing through Dark Americana.
David was lucky enough to serve as the editor for this wonderful, noir tale. Eric Red is the acclaimed sceenwriter of The Hitcher and Near Dark. He directed the genre classics 100 Feet and Body Parts, too.
BUY IT HERE!
From Evil Jester Press: A whodunit murder mystery set in a carnival freakshow. When a traveling carnival comes to a small town, a local teenage boy is found brutally murdered and the suspects are the sideshow freaks. But Sheriff Danny Girdler soon discovers things are not what they seem, and he’s in for the surprise of his life when he finds out who the real freak is. Step right up for a trip that will keep you guessing through Dark Americana.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Planet X Magazine #2 (2000)
Writer
"Return to an Angry Red Planet"
The chance to interview legendary scifi filmmakers like Academy Award winner Robert Skotak, the genius behind "Space Family Robinson," Ib Melchoir and wonder-producer Sid Pink doesn't come along every day. The article first appeared here in the print version of Planet X Magazine.
"Return to an Angry Red Planet"
The chance to interview legendary scifi filmmakers like Academy Award winner Robert Skotak, the genius behind "Space Family Robinson," Ib Melchoir and wonder-producer Sid Pink doesn't come along every day. The article first appeared here in the print version of Planet X Magazine.
Thursday, May 1, 2014
Die, You Zombie Crackers! (2014, Bizarro Pulp Press)
Co-Writer (with Mark Scioneaux)
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From the publisher: The deep, dark woods. They can be scary as hell, especially for the folk that live and love in 'em. Making moonshine and selling moonshine and drinkin' moonshine are all anyone ever cared about... until it happened. Even in the back woods, the yokels weren't safe from no undead poxalips. The dead done come back to life, bad 'shine bein' the cause, and it is up to a small band of hillbillies to stop them new kind a' zombies from killin' everybody. Four rednecks stand between a horde a' un-living rubes and the rest of the world. Only they was brave enough to say, "DIE, YOU ZOMIBE CRACKERS!
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From the publisher: The deep, dark woods. They can be scary as hell, especially for the folk that live and love in 'em. Making moonshine and selling moonshine and drinkin' moonshine are all anyone ever cared about... until it happened. Even in the back woods, the yokels weren't safe from no undead poxalips. The dead done come back to life, bad 'shine bein' the cause, and it is up to a small band of hillbillies to stop them new kind a' zombies from killin' everybody. Four rednecks stand between a horde a' un-living rubes and the rest of the world. Only they was brave enough to say, "DIE, YOU ZOMIBE CRACKERS!
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