Interview

For those interested in reading more of my ramblings, drop by Innsmouth Free Press for a recent interview I did with them. At the very least, drop by the site to have a peek. You can ignore my ramblings. The press is also on Twittter, and has one of everything related to Cthulhu, and other genres as well. Plenty of reviews, interviews, news, and fiction.

And of the off chance that you missed it, there is also past audio interview with Blog Talk Radio. Just follow this link to listen (click here), or once again, drop by the Internet radio station. There are plenty of wonderful podcasts there.

How to Win A Book - Contest

I'd like the thank Christian, Shauna, and Eric at Geekerati radio for a grand time. And thanks to the wonderful emails from people who listened to the Geekerati interview. In fact, thanks to everyone who listened (the interview is playing all week on the station).

Geekerati is having a contest. It is still possible to be a part of if, if you email the answer to the trivia question. Yes, some folks did kindly email me asking for the answer. :) Sorry, can't offer that. But I can say there are plenty of clues out there - including in the book Secrets of New York, the magazine Queitus, the magazine Horror Carousel. Also there are some hints on this blog - particularly in the Miskatonic University Blog comments. And quite a few scattered around the Internet. Oh, and several in The Strange Cases of Rudolph Pearson - those won't help if you haven't read the book.

What was the trivia question? It wasn't posted on the Geekerati site, so my guess is they want you to listen to the interview - which you still can do; however, I don't know if the books have been given away yet. So liseten quickly. For those who wish, feel free to post hints to this message - or keep them to yourself.

Geekerati Book Give Away Contest (Summary)

Geekerati is giving away copies of The Strange cases of Rudolph Pearson. How do you win? Answer the trivia question asked during the Interview.

Questions and Answers

I've been away a few days, and remiss in my postings. Does it seem like we always have too much to do and too little time? For some reason, I keep remembering the promise of decades past, and how technology will free up our time, and advancements will make us a world of leisure. Maybe I'm just in the wrong world. :)

Jeff Edwards, a writer and reviewer who occasionally posts here, took the time to interview me for Shroud: A Journal of Dark Fiction (#3). If you haven't read Shroud in the past, give it a shot. Not just because there is an interview with me in it, but because it is a slick magazine of dark fiction and art. It has 100+ pages of fiction, interviews, reviews - and a puzzle! For those of you who know me, I have some experience in the magazine business, and if you enjoy this venue, then support it.

So how did the interview go, you might wonder? Well, Jeff asked me questions, and I answered them. He thwarted my attempt to ask him questions, and let him provide the answers. He's too clever for that.

Also, I'll be interviewed live on BlogTalkRadio's Geekerati channel this September 8th, at 7:00pm Pacific time. The show will also be available as a podcast on iTunes at a later date (in case you miss it). Christian Lindke will be quizzing me about a few things, and I do know that "Cthulhu" be on the slate, as well as Pulp Cthulhu. Christian is a BTR critic and reviewer for several other sites (visit Cinerati). As for Geekerati, it is an Internet radio show dealing with popular culture, including films, novels, comic books, television, conventions, RPGs, pretty much everything "geek." :)

And, although I just put it in my convention link, I will be attending ConClave 33, October 3rd - 5th (Romulus, Michigan). This is a weekend convention, with panels and a dealer's room. However, it is possible to attend on single days as well. Simply show up at the hotel and get a one day pass. I'll be on several panels, and once the programming is finalized, I'll post it online - hope to see you there!

There are a few other interviews in progress. Once I'm given the approval, I'll post about them. Maybe it's best I don't saturate everyone with too much news. :)