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October 28, 2010

Entertainment Weekly Reviews Pariah!

Pariah leads the pack in this seasonal zombie roundup in the 11/5/2010 issue of Entertainment Weekly! I also have a story in The Living Dead 2, so hooray!


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Published on October 28, 2010 13:15

September 22, 2010

Suppressing the Urge

In the last few days I've been recipient of the Internet phenomenon of instant criticism in the form of user comments. Since Monday (and today is only Wednesday), I've incurred the wrath, scorn and hurt feelings of horror and fantasy/Furry folk.

In conjunction with the release of Pariah, Entertainment Weekly's web edition ran an item in which I recommend the work of some of my favorite contemporary horror writers. Now, maybe the title of the article ("Pariah author Bob Fingerman reveals his...

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Published on September 22, 2010 15:20

September 20, 2010

Publishers Weekly Gives Starred Review to Pariah

It's kind of a big deal to get a starred review from PW, so I'm pretty thrilled.


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Published on September 20, 2010 22:37

September 17, 2010

PARIAH is FANGORIA’S ‘BOOK OF THE MONTH’ selection!

Fangoria bestows their Book of the Month honor to Pariah! I am thrilled. Back in 2007 they also awarded Bottomfeeder the same honor, so I’m two for two. I loves me some Fango!


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Published on September 17, 2010 12:44

PARIAH is FANGORIA'S 'BOOK OF THE MONTH' selection!

Fangoria bestows their Book of the Month honor to Pariah! I am thrilled. Back in 2007 they also awarded Bottomfeeder the same honor, so I'm two for two. I loves me some Fango!


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Published on September 17, 2010 12:44

September 1, 2010

BEHOLD! MANNA FROM… HELL!!!

Tremble before the double-barreled majesty of these fine zombie offerings! Moses's puny tablet have nothing on the dark delights to be found in not one, but two mighty books, now available for your delectation! Okay, that's a lotta hyperbole, but I am damned proud of both of these books. Pariah, as you (hopefully) know, is my new novel out now from Tor Books. It's beginning to garner some sweet reviews (which I'll be sharing here, soon). The Living Dead 2, edited by ace anthologist John...

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Published on September 01, 2010 15:07

August 23, 2010

Cult Pop Video Interview

Michigan-based Jim Hall interviewed me for his web/cable show, Cult Pop. We talked about recent work like Pariah and From the Ashes, as well as (sigh) my salad days working for Cracked (the magazine, not the new, improved, actually funny website). Jim concept is interesting. Via speaker-phone, Jim interviewed me from his studio, while my end of the conversation was recorded on video in my studio. His director/editor, Jerry Jesion, then put 'em together in post. Very low-tech satellite...

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Published on August 23, 2010 12:35

August 16, 2010

Caustic Cover Critic

I am thrilled to be featured, along with ace cover designer, Peter Lutjen, on James Morrison's fantastic blog, Caustic Cover Critic. I've long featured a link here (and hopefully some of you have taken a gander). It's a wonderful site filled with great and terrible cover art, exhaustively detailed. It's great. Check out the interview with Peter and me.

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Published on August 16, 2010 23:37

August 5, 2010

The Saga of Pariah

Getting a book published is always a triumph, but in the case of my forthcoming novel, Pariah, it's extra sweet. The path from its inception to completion to release was long, convoluted and difficult.

Pariah started off, way back in the mid '90s, as a pitch to Vertigo, DC Comics' more adult/alternative imprint. Back then, graphic novels were still a novelty, and Vertigo hadn't really gotten onboard with GN originals. Sure, they collected serial runs of their comics, but one-off books were...

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Published on August 05, 2010 20:52