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August 28, 2016

Crossroad Press welcomes me and my books


In what is almost certainly the first (and very possibly last) time I'll be headlining an article also announcing a Stargate-SG1 novel, Crossroad Press announced the release of STRAIGHT OUTTA FANGTON and CTHULHU ARMAGEDDON after HALL OF THE TWO TRUTHS by Susannah Parker Sinard.

Crossroad Press announcement

AVAILABLE NOW – Stargate SG1-29 – Hall of the Two Truths by Susannah Parker Sinard, the newest full-length novel in the Stargate tie-ins.

Also, welcome to CROSSROAD PRESS author C. T. Phipps,...
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Published on August 28, 2016 05:38

August 26, 2016

Interview with Matthew Dawkins, Onyx Path Publishing writer II

 Hey folks,

I've mentioned a few times that I'm a huge fan of Vampire: The Masquerade, a tabletop roleplaying game which effectively dominated my teenage years. Recently, the developers at Onyx Path Entertainment have revived the classic role-playing game with Vampire: The Masquerade 20th Anniversary Edition.

As part of their revival, the developers made a massive Kickstarter to create a book which expanded all the massive metaplot from the original line. The Kickstarter for BECKETT'S JYHA...
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Published on August 26, 2016 06:37

August 23, 2016

Cthulhu Armageddon is now available for purchase on Kindle!

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Hey guys,

I have to thank the fine folk at Crossroad Press because they are absolute machines in getting things out in a speedy manner. Not only did they get out STRAIGHT OUTTA FANGTON in record time but they've also managed to release CTHULHU ARMAGEDDON- my post apocalypse Western set in H.P. Lovecraft's world.

“Under an alien sky where gods of eldritch matter rule, the only truth is revenge.” 

CTHULHU ARMAGEDDON is the story of a world 100 years past the rise of the Old Ones which has be...
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Published on August 23, 2016 20:07

August 21, 2016

An exclusive interview with Timothy C. Ward

Hey readers, we have a special treat today with author Timothy C. Ward of the Sand Dunes series as well as the new Godsknife: Revolt. I reviewed his Scavenger: Evolution book on this site and really love his website. He's a great guy as well as very good author.I love the over-the-top premise of Scavenger A.I.:  
If you discovered the technology that caused the apocalypse, would you use it to resurrect your child?

Hundreds of years ago a nanotech virus nearly wiped out humanity. The k...
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Published on August 21, 2016 03:07

August 20, 2016

STRAIGHT OUTTA FANGTON is now available on Kindle


Hey folks,

Great news! I didn't expect it to be released so soon but Crossroad Press (and specifically, it's Macabre Ink division) has released STRAIGHT OUTTA FANGTON this week. STRAIGHT OUTTA FANGTON if you remember is my horror comedy urban fantasy novel series where I attempt to send up the supernatural the way I did comics in the Supervillainy Saga.

Peter Stone is a poor black vampire who is wondering where his nightclub, mansion, and sports car is. Instead, he is working a minimum wage job...
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Published on August 20, 2016 00:35

August 17, 2016

Fallout 4: Far Harbor review


    All Hail Atom! Atom is life! For when he is split, he unleashes immense power in every direction for which has created this irradiated world! *Ahem* Sorry, I got the opportunity to join the Children of the Atom cult which I have always felt was one of the best elements of Fallout 3 (as well as criminally underused). I likened them to the Servants of the Mushroom Cloud from the original Wasteland and consider them quintessentially Fallout despite not having been incorporated...
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Published on August 17, 2016 20:05

August 15, 2016

The Man with the Golden Torc review


    Simon R. Green and I have a special connection. Well, no, actually we don't but it's weird how he seems to write the books I want to write and always has ideas I thought I came up with first. Either way, the Secret Histories series has been compared to Esoterrorism a few times so I thought I'd give it a try and see if it was any good. It is.

    Shaman Bond, the alias of Edwin Drood, is the greatest secret agent in the world. Sort of. Edwin Drood doesn't work...
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Published on August 15, 2016 15:32

August 13, 2016

Suicide Squad (2016 movie) review


    Underwhelming, Arkham City knock-off. Alternatively, someone attempting to do Guardians of the Galaxy and ending up with bad Avengers fanfiction. It's a sad day when I, who has defended the DC Movie universe pretty fiercely, just can't muster much energy for this particular round of it. It's doubly worse because Suicide Squad was the movie I was most looking forward to.

    I wrote the Supervillainy Saga novels because I loved villainous protagonists and the b...
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Published on August 13, 2016 02:45

August 12, 2016

Vampirella: Hollywood Horror review


    This is a premature review of the graphic novel since it won't be out until November 2016 but I've purchased all six of the issues which are to be collected into it and thought it'd be a good idea to give my thoughts on it. Hollywood Horror is part of Dynamite Entertainment's controversial plan to make their comics more female-friendly. Which, in simple terms, amounts to making some changes to the characters' costumes and personalities.

    Honestly, I'm all f...
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Published on August 12, 2016 09:34

August 11, 2016

At Grave's End (Night Huntress 3#) review


    The Cat and Bones series (also known as the Night Huntress series) is basically a thoroughly R-rated Buffy with the beautiful redheaded vampire slayer hooked up with her 200-year-old British vampire lover. The series has great action, great humor, some pretty decent sex scenes (which I normally just skip through), and a fun premise. The books are probably not for everyone as they're designed to be pure entertainment but I enjoyed them a great deal.

    At Grav...
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Published on August 11, 2016 15:19