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Christopher C. Payne
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For immediate release: JournalStone Publishing Announces Publishers Weekly’s Release Of Review Of Brett J. Talley’s Forthcoming Novel, The Void SAN FRANCISCO, May 28, 2012 –JournalStone Publishing President, Christopher C. Payne is pleased to announce that Publishers Weekly has just released its review of JS author Brett J. Talley’s forthcoming novel, The Void. In the [...]
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The Gargoyle Prophecies, Part I, The Savior Rises
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Duncan's Diary: Birth of a Serial Killer
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JournalStone's 2010 Warped Words, For Twisted Minds
by Christopher C. Payne (Goodreads Author), Avery K. Tingle (Goodreads Author), Rhonda E. Kachur  4.03 avg rating — 36 ratings
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Learning to Cry
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Was not aware that this is obviously the second part of a trilogy. Luckily it gives you enough back story through out so that it is actually not a bad stand alone novel. There are several reviews listed that tell you about the story so I won't giv...
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In a tiny community on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Brother Placidus finds little Amanda LeFleur sacrificed below a crucifix, in the attic of The Brothers of the Holy Cross. It is not the first body he’s found there. Assigned to the investigation is de...more |
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“Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, what the hell did that
mean anyway? Was it supposed to be a consoling thought,
understanding her mother was now nothing more than decaying flesh
and bones?”
― Christopher C. Payne
mean anyway? Was it supposed to be a consoling thought,
understanding her mother was now nothing more than decaying flesh
and bones?”
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Another great review of The Void. This time on horrornews.net.http://horrornews.net/52263/book-revi...
Congratulations to HWA active member Brett J. Talley on an excellent review of The Void in this week's print edition of Publishers Weekly Magazine.http://journalstone.com/2012/05/28/pu...
Congratulations to HWA active member Brett J. Talley on an excellent review of The Void in this week's print edition of Publishers Weekly Magazine.http://journalstone.com/2012/05/28/pu...
JournalStone Publishing Announces Strategic New Hire – Norman L. Rubenstein Joins as Senior Editorhttp://journalstone.com/2012/05/25/no...
JournalStone Publishing partners with Cycatrix Press on Nam3less Magazinehttp://journalstone.com/2012/05/21/jo...
JournalStone is very excited to announce we have signed 2010 Bram Stoker Award winner and HWA member, Benjamin Kane Ethridge, to a contract for a three book series. We are thrilled to have Benjamin as a JournalStone author and look forward to working with him over the next couple of years.
"With THE VOID, Brett J. Talley guides us out to the vastness of space and deep into the landscape of nightmare. Talley gives us elegant prose that whispers unspeakable horrors. Highly recommended." - Jonathan Maberry, New York Times best-selling author of ASSASSIN'S CODE and DEAD OF NIGHT
JournalStone supports HWA by sponsoring the 2013 Bram Stoker Awards ceremony in New Orleans. If you are not a member of the HWA you should really consider joining. Today.http://www.horror.org/blog/?p=2620
JournalStone is excited to announce that not only will we be attending BEA this year; we will be sponsoring the Library Journal’s ‘Day of Dialogue’. We are thrilled to be having dinner with the fiction/review editor from Library Journal and lunch with the fiction review editor for Publishers Weekly. It should be a fun time and we can’t wait to meet everyone. Thanks to JG Faherty and Brett J. Talley (two of our fantastic authors) for agreeing to attend and helping represent JournalStone. We hope to see you there.http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/ho...
JounalStone Publishing is pleased to announce that Jonathan Maberry will be joining Joseph Nassise, Benjamin Kane Ethridge, Anne C. Petty and Brett J. Talley as the fifth and final author in our 2012 shared world anthology, Limbus. We are very pleased with our all-star line-up which will include Jason V. Brock as the interior/exterior design artist. Look for more announcements as the late fall 2012 release date approaches.
Another great review of That Which Should Not Be. If you haven't read it yet, you should really take a look and see what you are missing.http://www.pissedoffgeek.com/?p=4287
JournalStone is excited to announce we have signed Kristina Meister to a three book deal. Kristina is represented by Laurie McLean of Larsen Pomada Literary Agents. Welcome aboard Kristina and thanks to Laurie for having the confidence in us to sign us to this long term relationship.
The top ten for JournalStone's 2012 writing contest have been announced. Thanks to everyone who entered and good luck to the top 10. The final standings should be announced in a few weeks! Check out who made the top ten by clicking the link.http://journalstone.com/contest/journ...
Congratulations to Jeffrey Wilson. He has a new short story published in Buzzy Mag. Click on the link and take a look.http://buzzymag.com/calling-home-by-j...
It has posted! Our cover on PW posted today and the print copy will be out next week! We are very excited at JournalStone to have our first cover with Publishers Weekly. Congrats to Jeff, JG, and Brett for the excellent books listed.http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/pr...
JG Faherty continues his virtual tour with a guest post about his latest release Cemetery Club. Click on the link and see why the world of horror is buzzing about JG Faherty. This is an excellent new offering from a very talented author.http://vrleavitt.com/guest-post-by-j-...
Purchase a hard cover or paperback book at JournalStone in April, you get the electronic copy free and you will be entered into a contest to win a Kindle Fire. It doesn't get any better than that. Not interested in a print copy; buy the electronic version and you still have a shot at winning the Kindle Fire.http://journal-store.com/category/boo...
Excellent review of JG Faherty's new novel, Cemetery Club on The Deepening. You have to take a look at this new zombie offering that rivals any commercial horror novel be sold today.http://reviews.thedeepening.com/2012/...
An awesome virtual book tour for JG Faherty to promote his new book, Cemetery Club. Take a look at some of the venues and keep this link around for the April kickoff.http://www.pumpupyourbook.com/2012/03...
JG Faherty's Cemetery Club gets a great review on HorrorNews.net.http://horrornews.net/49441/book-revi...
Wow, congratulations to Anne C. Petty, author of Shaman's Blood, on what might be one of the most glowing reviews I have ever read. Thanks to Clayton Bye for reading Shaman's Blood and writing up the review.http://horror.thedeepening.com/2012/0...
Congratulations to Brett J. Talley on an incredible review of That Which Should Not Be on Horror World. Thanks to Nanci of Horror World and Norm Rubenstein for the great review.http://horrorworld.org/hw/2012/03/tha...
Read a fun interview on Rachel Coles, author of Pazuzu's Girl, and also enter for a chance to win a free copy of the book! Click on the link below and enjoy.http://refractedlightreviews.com/?p=5829
Excellent interview with Elizabeth Reuter, author of Demon of Renaissance Drive. Click on the link to read the details.http://wherethedeadfeartotread.blogsp...
Darkeva's World Horror Convention 2012 coverage continues as she highlights JournalStone. I hope to see everyone at the event and I’m looking forward to meeting a bunch of new people. Click on the attached link and read the details on what we are looking for at JournalStone Publishing.http://thedarkeva.com/2012/03/whc-201...
I always love the first reviews that come out with a newly published novel. Congratulations to JG Faherty, Cemetery Club is an awesome book. If you enjoy zombies and a good thriller, you should take a look at Cemetery Club.http://hellnotes.com/cemetery-club-bo...
JG Faherty's Cemetery Club has made the March 2012 most popular list for books added on GoodReads. Currently residing at 191. If you are on GoodReads add it to your "To Read" list by clicking the link below. Cemetery Club will be released March 9, 2012.http://www.goodreads.com/book/popular...
An excellent compilation of interviews from the authors of 90 Minutes to Live. Thanks to Darcia Helle for hosting and to Joel Kirkpatrick for putting this together. Fantastic job.http://quietfurybooks.com/blog/2012/0...
I would like to be the first to congratulate JG Faherty (Greg) and Brett J. Talley on being nominated for a 2011 HWA Bram Stoker Award.Greg was nominated in the Young Adult category and Brett was nominated in the First Novel Category.
This is a wonderful accomplishment and an amazing achievement for both of these authors and for JournalStone Publishing. We are lucky to work with such talented people and wish them both the best of luck in the final round.
JournalStone is honored that our first year of publishing has attained such lofty results. We never imagined that two of our authors would attain this level of recognition in such a short amount of time.
We want to thank the HWA, our staff and all of our authors and we wish Greg and Brett the best of luck in the final ballot to be announced March 31, 2012.
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Awesome review of Shaman's Blood on HorrorNews.net. Congratulations to HWA member Anne C. Petty.http://horrornews.net/47869/book-revi...
A nice interview with JG Faherty as he discusses Ghosts of Coronado Bay, writing for the YA market and much much more.http://thehorrorofderekclendening.blo...
A nice review of the upcoming new release from JG Faherty, Cemetery Club, on PissedOffGeek.com.http://www.pissedoffgeek.com/wordpres...
Check out JournalStone's 2012 February Newsletter if you get a chance. There is a lot of stuff happening with this small press!http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Jo...
JournalStone is partnering with author and HWA member Jeffrey Wilson on a great charity event to benefit the Navy Seals in the month of February. Check out the link, buy The Traiteur’s Ring in February and all the proceeds will be donated to a fantastic cause.http://journalstone.com/2012/01/23/su...
Would you like to earn $2,000 and have your writing published? Send in your manuscript to JournalStone and you might take home the 1st place prize. We would love to hear from you.http://journalstone.com/contest/journ...
Congratulations to Brett J. Talley, author of That Which Should Not Be. His story, The Spaces Between Space, was chosen for the latest edition of the Lovecraft eZine.http://lovecraftzine.com/issues/the-s...
Congratulations to Brett J. Talley, author of That Which Should Not Be and JG Faherty, author of Ghosts of Coronado Bay. Both of these amazing books made the preliminary ballot for the HWA Stoker awards. We at JournalStone feel lucky to work with these two excellent authors. For the entire preliminary ballot click on the link. There are a lot of fantastic books in the running. The HWA is a great organization for horror writers. If you are not a member and you write horror you should really consider joining.http://www.horror.org/blog/?p=2245
JournalStone wants to thank David Silva of Hellnotes.com for running the interview series with some select authors from the anthology, 90 Minutes to Live. The final interview, with Brad Carpenter done by Brett J. Talley, can be found on the link below. Brad is a contributor to 90 Minutes to Live, the anthology dedicated to Rocky Wood. If you haven’t purchased a copy yet you need to get it on it! You are missing an awesome book and a great read.http://hellnotes.com/an-interview-wit...
Congratulations to Gregory Bastianelli on an excellent review of Jokers Club from PissedOffGeek.com.http://www.pissedoffgeek.com/wordpres...
Congratulations to Stephen M. DeBock for the great review of The Pentacle Pendant on HorrorNews.net. If you like werewolf books, this is a must read.http://horrornews.net/46587/book-revi...
