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Rich Bottles Jr.
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Come join Rich Bottles Jr. and Gary Lee Vincent, co-editors of The Big Book of Bizarro, at this weekend’s HorrorFind Convention. The con will be held at the Wyndham Hotel in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (95 Presidential Circle) on Friday (Aug. 31) from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday (Sept. 1) from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday (Sept. 2) from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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The Big Book of Bizarro
by Rich Bottles Jr. (Goodreads Author) , Gary Lee Vincent (Goodreads Author) , Christy Leigh Stewart (Goodreads Author) — published 2011 |
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Lumberjacked
by Rich Bottles Jr. (Goodreads Author), Rich Bottles — published 2010 — 2 editions |
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Hellhole West Virginia
— published 2011 |
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The Manacled
— published 2012 |
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Westward Hoes
by Rich Bottles Jr. (Goodreads Author), Gary Lee Vincent (Goodreads Author) , Nelson W. Pyles — published 2013 |
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Strange Sex
by D.F. Noble (Goodreads Author), Kevin Strange (Goodreads Author), Rich Bottles Jr. (Goodreads Author) — published 2012 — 2 editions |
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Zombie! Zombie! Brain Bang!
by D.F. Noble (Goodreads Author), Jason Wayne Allen (Goodreads Author), K.M. Tepe (Goodreads Author) — published 2012 |
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A classic collection that practically defined the new underdog class of bizarro freedom fighters -- The STRANGEHOUSE BOOK COLLECTIVE (Wheeler, Noble, Strange, JWA).
Pretty much the manual for Bizarro Indie bad-ass-ness. I rated it four stars simply... " Read more of this review » |
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Vampire Guts in Nuke Town by Kevin Strange is a fun and interesting trek thru a post apocalyptical America. I would say its a bizarro mix of John Waters and Robert Rodriguez, if they remade Mad Maxx or the Toxic Avenger. I literary could not put i...
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Welcome to the Wizard of Strangehouse boys and girls where Mr. Strange takes you to a place where the blood of a Pog will get you higher than a muthafucker, where conversational trees work together with vampires to enjoy a midday snack, where the...
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The author certainly has a way with words. This story is pretty action packed, and if you think you know whats coming you would be wrong. This read was very enjoyable, certainly different, i do love a good zombie sesh. This would make a seriously...
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"And, Kris, reviews don't get much better than the one you provided for Vampire Guts. I'm sure Kevin was ecstatic when he read your review."
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The decimation of the nuclear family in American society is the underlying theme of Kevin Strange's conservative-leaning novel entitled "Vampire Guts in Nuke Town." Having contracted what appears to be terminal stage-four stomach cancer, the main char...more |
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“How Many Lumberjacks Does it Take to Ravish, Maim and Kill Five Feisty Female Co-eds?
Read 'Lumberjacked' by Rich Bottles Jr. to find out!
Lumberjacked: A Supernatural Tale of Murder and Mayhem in the Mountain State.”
― Rich Bottles Jr., Lumberjacked
Read 'Lumberjacked' by Rich Bottles Jr. to find out!
Lumberjacked: A Supernatural Tale of Murder and Mayhem in the Mountain State.”
― Rich Bottles Jr., Lumberjacked
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Awesome....I can't wait! I just started chapter 4 about five minutes ago. I LOVED how chapter 3 was a spin on the Manson family murders....Maxine House instead of Abigail Folger really made me laugh. Wait...I shouldn't be laughing at parodies of murders, should I? Oh well, it's funny as fuck so I'm gonna keep laughing! I guess us sick-Os have to stick together!
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Teresa wrote: "Hey Rich! I've never really used this feature of Goodreads before, so I'm kinda checking out what it does. But I WAS wondering...is Hellhole the second book of your "humorrotica" trilogy? 'Cause it..."Teresa,
My intention was simply to write three similar humor/horror/erotic novels set in West Virginia. Consequently, the stories themselves stand alone and are not at all related to one another. Plus, my planned three books may go beyond that if I can develop some viable ideas beyond the third book of the so-called trilogy. That's why I was concerned when Amazon originally listed Hellhole West Virginia as "Volume 1." I certainly didn't want to give potential readers the impression that they would have to follow a series. (BTW, when you get to the fourth chapter in HHWV, you will see a cameo appearance by a Lumberjacked character, but that character has no impact on the plot of HHWV).
Hey Rich! I've never really used this feature of Goodreads before, so I'm kinda checking out what it does. But I WAS wondering...is Hellhole the second book of your "humorrotica" trilogy? 'Cause it seems plenty good as a stand-alone to me, and so far, there are no characters from "Lumberjacked" (of course, there weren't many characters left lol). I made a post on Facebook about it being the second book in the trilogy, and I don't want to mislead people into thinking they must read "Lumberjacked" first (although, of course, EVERYONE should read it NOW!!!!). Some clarification would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!! Teresa
