http://fictionwriting.tribe.net/thread/26d5ac0b-a8b0-49de-acab-063e9c69250f?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://fictionwriting.tribe.net/thread/26d5ac0b-a8b0-49de-acab-063e9c69250f#384c4c4c-1b9d-457d-897b-5c4cd5ba581c Congrats on being an awards finalist. And thank you for releasing your book Covenant as a free download. As a new writer, I also read as much as possible. I call it studying. Thu, 26 Mar 2009 14:29:24 GMT http://fictionwriting.tribe.net/thread/26d5ac0b-a8b0-49de-acab-063e9c69250f#384c4c4c-1b9d-457d-897b-5c4cd5ba581c Minderella 2009-03-26T14:29:24Z http://fictionwriting.tribe.net/thread/26d5ac0b-a8b0-49de-acab-063e9c69250f#1e737f2c-b454-4458-ad9a-44bf6219e0ce Unspeakable Horror: From the Shadows of the Closet (Dark Scribe Press, 2008) has reached the final ballot for the Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in an Anthology. My story "Memento Mori" appears in the anthology, in very good company! To read about this year's Stoker Awards, given by the Horror Writers Association: http://www.stokers2009.org/ To get anthology details, including links to reviews and interviews: http://www.darkscribemagazine.com/about-the-anthology/ To order Unspeakable Horror: http://astore.amazon.com/darkscrimaga-20/detail/0981863205 Congratulations and thanks go to editors Vince Liaguno and Chad Helder and to everyone involved with the work. And congratulations to all the other Stoker finalists! In other news, I've re-released Covenant, the first installment of my six-volume Deviations series, as a free download. Details and download link here: http://home.earthlink.net/~deviations/index.html Covenant was originally published by Aisling Press in 2007. The sequel, Appetite, was to be released last September. Downloads of the second edition (ISBN 978-0-9819764-0-2, distribution allowed, all other rights reserved) are available in formats compatible with Kindle, Microsoft Reader, Palm and other PDAs, and Sony Reader, plus .pdf and HTML files that can be read on a browser. I plan to post Appetite before the summer. Wed, 25 Mar 2009 05:03:56 GMT http://fictionwriting.tribe.net/thread/26d5ac0b-a8b0-49de-acab-063e9c69250f#1e737f2c-b454-4458-ad9a-44bf6219e0ce Elissa 2009-03-25T05:03:56Z