Horror author J F Gonzalez (Clickers, Shaperhifter, The Beloved, etc etc), gives his view on the Dorchester debacle, as well as a bit of history about the Leisure imprint. It's a good read. Read it here.
David T Wilbanks (co-author of the Dead Earth series) has re-published the interview he had with Graham Masterton back in 2009. I've been reading Masterton for more than 25 years and own around 40 of his novels, and despite some misgivings about his occasional lack of restraint I consider myself a fan. Consequently, I find anything on him of interest. Read it here.
And while you're there, read the interview he has up with pulp maestro William Meikle. It's the first part of two, of which the second is here. You might want to bookmark David's blog, y'know?
Speaking of William Meikle, apparently his science fiction novel, The Invasion, is going gangbusters on the Kindle charts. Now I don't own a Kindle, and why people would want to lock themselves into something so proprietary is beyond me, but you can get the book in many other formats from Smashwords, here.
Free e-zine Dead Lines - Tales of Terror and Suspense is reportedly coming back after a seven month hiatus (source). Previous line-ups have been very good: John Everson, Jeff Strand, Gord Rollo, Wrath James White... and many others. The coming October issue promises to feature John Everson again, but what ties it into this passel of news items is that it will feature... Graham Masterton! Yes!
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