Question: What does three names & two years have in common?
Answer: Ambrotos!
A Novella for Severed Press
I’ve agreed to terms to write a new Post-Apocalyptic novella for Severed Press. I’ll be starting this one right after I’m finished with the current novella I’m writing (and for those of you that follow me on Facebook, yes, these are two seperate stories…and, yes, I’ll be able to announce soon who will be publishing the zombie novella).
Taxi Ride (tentative title) is slated for release in early 3rd Q 2011.
Ty-ing Up the Genre with Paul Tremblay
This month for Ty-ing Up the Genre on Hellnotes dot com I interviewed Paul Tremblay.
You can read the interview here.
Ambrotos…
…is coming!
Akron Magazine Article
Yours truly is featured in a full-page article entitled, ‘Master of the Macabre’, by David Ritchey in the October issue of Akron Life & Leisure Magazine. If you live in Northest Ohio; you should now be able to pick up the issue at your local newsstand.
Guidance from the Dark Scribe – October 2010
I mentioned awhile back that I will be writing a quarterly column, ‘Guidance from the Dark Scribe’, in the online Reviews Supplement Edition of UK based Morpheus Tales Magazine. Authors such as; Joe R. Lansdale, Michael Laimo, Joseph D’Lacey, Ray Garton, Christopher Golden, among many others, have graced the pages of the print version. In fact, I just received print issue #10 in the mail yesterday and it looks quite amazing and I can’t wait to tear into it this weekend.
You can read my October column, ‘Horror – Check Yourself at the Door’, in #10 by visiting the Reviews Page or directly at the issue version of the Supplement.
Enjoy!
ClustrMaps Archive and Reset
Below is a note from ClustrMaps (that little map at the bottom right hand side of the page):
Many thanks for being a loyal ClustrMaps user for the past year. Now that a year has elapsed since your account http://tyschwamberger.com was registered or archived, we are writing just to let you know that an annual automatic ‘archive’ of your red dots has taken place, meaning that all your ‘other’ (previous) red dots are safely stored in the Maps Archive, which you’ll find by clicking on the Maps Archive link immediately above your large full-size world map.
Although the map archive has already happened, your existing map will stay displayed until the NEXT update of your map. This helps to avoid displaying a totally empty map until there are fresh dots to show.
Yeah, tons of thanks for doing that yet another year. I just don’t get it.
FEM-FANGS Anthology – Now Available!
Fem Fangs is now available for purchase directly from the publisher. Below are details on the anthology and ordering information.
Fem-Fangs (An Anthology) (On Sale Through Halloween–Cover Price $19.99)
Edited by Ty Schwamberger & Jessy Marie Roberts
ISBN-13: 978-1617060229
Though people have been exploring the legend of the vampire for hundreds of years, the female vampire has been largely overlooked…until now.
Pill Hill Press proudly presents FEM-FANGS, a collection of short stories focused on fanged girls of the night with a taste for human blood and a penchant for power, seduction and terror.
Find your favorite turtleneck and sink your teeth into this monster of a collection. You’re in store for some long, dark nights filled with beautiful, hungry creatures. Don’t cry when you find yourself with two perfectly round puncture wounds on your neck…because you’ve been warned.
Click here to get the special price of $15.99 from the Publisher. This anthology will also be available shortly at all major online retailers.
Fem Fangs – Coming Soon!
I was just informed today, Fem Fangs, the female vampire anthology I’m Co-Editor on with Jessy Marie Roberts, has been sent to the printer and should be available for purchase soon. Once it’s available to order; I’ll be posting the final cover art and where you are able to pick up a copy.
I’ll keep you posted!
Ty-ing Up the Genre with Wrath James White
This month, ‘Ty-ing Up the Genre’ on Hellnotes dot com, brought in Wrath James White to write a guest article – ‘Yet Still It Lives’. Click here to read it.
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