by a2 hosting admin account | Dec 7, 2006 | Publisher News
In their warehouse, Gauntlet Press has discovered the ultimate collectible: the bluelines of their first published book, Psycho by Robert Bloch. Bluelines are proof pages sent to the publisher for final approval before a book is printed. The name is derived from the...
by a2 hosting admin account | Dec 5, 2006 | Publisher News
Night Shade Books has just sent four books to the printer: Hart & Boot – Tim Pratt’s collection of urban weirdness and magic; The Complete Hammer’s Slammers vol. 2; Imaro 2: The Quest for Cush – the second in the Imaro sequence, Charles...
by a2 hosting admin account | Dec 2, 2006 | Publisher News
Shane Ryan Stanley has posted a short history of Delirium Books, how it got started, why the name Delirium was selected, etc. Anyone who enjoys Delirium Books will find this piece of interest. It’s a quick and fascinating read. Try it out: The Humble...
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by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 23, 2006 | Horror Organizations, Publisher News
The Horror Writers Association has released a revised handbook designed to help writers improve their dark fiction and understand the market, as well as deepen their appreciation for horror literature. On Writing Horror features the experience and wisdom of Stephen...
by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 22, 2006 | Publisher News
The Delirium Insider has a new, darker look. Along with the new makeover, they’ve added: 1. New Polls. Check out the lefthand column for the latest polls. Take part with the Delirium community, as your feedback will be used to help shape the future of Delirium,...
by a2 hosting admin account | Nov 20, 2006 | Horror Authors / Books, Horror News, Publisher News
Once upon a millennium, Mark McLaughlin, the Clown Prince of Horror, wrote a fiendishly funny Delirium Books chapbook entitled Shoggoth Cacciatore And Other Eldritch Entrees, tales of cosmic dread liberally laced with wackiness. This time McLaughlin has prepared a...
