I’m back home, settling in after KGB and SHU. I wrote my posts on those events more quickly than usual, but they seem to be lucid (to me at least).
Both book-related appearances offered an opportunity to get the word out about Fantasist Enterprises’ new edition of Voices: Tales of Horror, and I’m pleased to report that the digital edition is now available as an eBook bundle (Mobi, ePub, and PDF) direct from the Fantasist website, and as a Kindle edition from Amazon.
The same edition will be available in print later this summer.
Including the complete text of the book’s first printing, the upgraded Voices also features a new foreword by Mick Garris (producer of our forthcoming Nightmare Cinema), a bonus story (complete with new art by World Fantasy Award nominee Jason Zerrillo), and some very cool Easter eggs – all for the price of a pumpkin spice latte (and it’ll last a lot longer).
The eBook bundle, available direct from Fantasist, gives the biggest bang for your buck, and while you’re visiting the site, you might want to check out FE’s other titles, all of which are illustrated and packaged with an eye for graphic design that makes their books unique among genre publishing.
Looking for a recommendation? Check out the urban fantasy anthology Modern Magic, edited by W. H. Horner and featuring stories by Christe M. Callabro, Donna Munro, and Rhonda Mason — all of whom were in attendance at In Your Write Mind. In addition to mind-bending fiction, the book features terrific illustrations by David Seidman — one of my favorite fantasy illustrators. And if that wasn’t enough, the last I checked, FE was offering the book at a 50% discount. A steal!
This post has been my third in as many days. (Whew!) I have no intention of keeping that pace, but I do intend to be back very soon with some previews of the big Nightmare Cinema premiere at next month’s Fantasia Film Festival.
Can’t wait!
Images
The 21st-Century Scop and W. H. Horner at In Your Write Mind. Photo by Christe M. Calabro.
The second-edition of Voices: Tales of Horror. Cover art by Jason Zerrillo. Cover design by W. H. Horner of Fantasist Enterprises.
Modern Magic. Cover art by David Seidman. Cover design by W. H. Horner of Fantasist Enterprises.
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