DEAD RECKONINGS Now Available for Pre-order
Posted by Horror Fiction News Network on April 30, 2007 Jack Haringa has announced that the first issue of DEAD RECKONINGS (http://hippocampuspress.com/journals/dead-reckonings-1.html) is now available for pre-order at the HIPPOCAMPUS PRESS (http://hippocampuspress.com/index.html) website. Here is the first issue's table of contents: Phil Rickman, Remains of an Altar (Quercus), Mike Ashley Mick Garris, Development Hell (Cemetery Dance); Stephen Graham Jones, Demon Theory (Macadam Gage), Jack Haringa Gary A. Braunbeck, Prodigal Blues (Cemetery Dance); Jack Ketchum, Weed Species (Cemetery Dance), Tony Fonseca Ramsey Campbell, Secret Stories (PS Publishing/Tor), S. T. Joshi Stephen Mark...Posted under Horror Fiction News
In October 2001 a passenger was waiting for his flight to Las Vegas when something unexpected happens... 
"Return of Inner Child"-- Kill your inner-child before it kills you. Did you know there's a blog that goes with the show. Visit http://chrisleavins.typepad.com for daily updates, viewer photos and special videos.
A rough cut of scenes 8 10 and 13 from my independent horror movie Dead of Knight. www.deadofknight.com
A rough cut of scene 96 from my horror flick Dead of Knight. This scene features Sara Gaston as Detective Waters, Dan Braverman as Detective Sutherland and Brandon Hearnsberger as Jaxson. Also featuring Robert Nelson and Renard Spivey Screenplay by Emilio Iasiello. Produced and directed by Joe Grisaffi.
Sara Gaston as Detective Waters in the independent horror flick Dead of Knight. This scene also features Dan Braverman as Detective Sutherland and Brandon Hearnsberger as Jaxson. Screenplay by Emilio Iasiello. Produced and directed by Joe Grisaffi.
www.BookShorts.com - Cathy Crowe always wanted to be a nurse, but she never planned to be a Street Nurseâ€â€a title she uses to evoke the horror of homelessness in a rich country like Canada. This first-hand experience with the disgrace of homelessness turned her into a housing advocate and introduced her to the ten contributors to her new book Dying For A Home.
At the Toronto launch event attended by more than 80 people and press, Cathy graciously shared the stage with many of the book's contributors, including Kerre Briggs, who captured in just a few minutes the reality, wry humour, and determined hope of those who like him, Cathy, and their supporters -- The Atkinson Foundation, Sherbourne Health Centre, and publisher Between the Lines - ensure that the issue of homelessness remains front and centre on the country’s political agenda.
A rough cut of scene 43 from my independent horror flick Dead of Knight. www.deadofknight.com
