Kevin G. Summers's Blog, page 3

Winter Has Come

I’m going to tell you a story. I’ll try to omit needless words and keep this brief.

Two years ago, I was contracted by Wonderment Media to write two apocalyptic/horror novels for their Apocalypse Weird imprint. ...

The Humble Hero

A week ago, I found myself in Hendersonville, Tennessee standing over Johnny Cash’s grave. I noticed something as I was standing there… something that spoke to me as a man, a husband, ...

CSA: Community Supported Author

As a farmer, we participate in several CSA programs for our customers. CSA stands for community supported agriculture. It’s a way for customers to take a little bit of the burden off of a farmer by ...

Mr. Socko Transcends Mankind

Back before I was the well-known author that you all love and admire, I was a young hack with a love of wrestling and a membership to the local community theater. I wrote and directed ...

Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad

Four legs good, two legs bad. Four legs good, two legs bad. Four legs good, two legs bad. Four legs good, two legs bad. Four legs good, two legs bad. Four legs good, two legs bad. Four legs good, two legs ...

Podcast & Posters

I’m pleased to announce that I will be co-hosting a brand new podcast with my pal, Jason Anspach, author of ‘Til Death. The show is called Literary Outlaws (where have I heard that before?) and ...

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Last week my name appeared on Page 2 of a controversial book. Well, technically it appeared on Page ii, beneath the copyright and disclaimer. The book was CTRL-ALT-REVOLT by the well-known Nick Cole, and I ...

An Interview on the Examiner

Hey folks. Long time no see. Winter is usually pretty easy on the farm, but it’s been a winter wasteland here after a blizzard dumped a pile of snow on Virginia. I’m still digging out, ...

Whatever Happened to Apocalypse Weird?

I awoke to some bad news this morning, but the cows still had to be milked, the chickens had to be fed, the kids needed to be schooled and life went on. The bad news ...

Frequently Asked Questions

When Stephen King or John Irving post a list of their frequently asked questions, almost every question involves the reasons why they can’t read your manuscript or their thoughts on the world of publishing. Since ...