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March 20, 2013
The Girl Next Door Screenplay – Collector’s Edition
Now available on Amazon…
The Collector’s Edition of the screenplay for The Girl Next Door,
Adapted from the controversial novel The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum, Dan Farrands and Philip Nutman’s screenplay is published in it’s original form. Every copy is signed on the cover by Jack Ketchum and includes production stills and essays from the actors, filmmakers and an in depth interview with Jack Ketchum, Dan Farrands and Philip Nutman.
March 15, 2013
New and Pending Interviews
If you happen to read Greek, check out the new interview with Jack at Vakxicon!
Also, Jack will be appearing on Jackalope Radio, Saturday night at 10pm ET.
Stoked
The Stoker Awards are upon us, and I’m Not Sam is nominated for “Best Long Fiction.”
Co-authored with LuckyMcKee, I’m Not Sam delves deep into the mysteries of identity and how well we truly know one another.
“You’d expect nothing less from the provocateurs behind The Woman, whom you can almost hear giggling in the background at the reader’s discomfort. An epilogue provides some concrete answers—and delivers a well needed climactic kick.”
— Booklist, Daniel Kraus
You can pick up I’m Not Sam in a variety of flavors: hardcover and (new!) eBook from Cemetery Dance, and trade paperback from Sinister Grin Press.
“Now I’m way beyond confusion.
Now I’m scared.
I’ve slid down the rabbit-hole and what’s down there is dark and serious. This is not play-acting or some waking bad dream she’s having. She’s changed, somehow overnight. I don’t know how I know this but I sense it as surely as I sense my own skin. This is not Sam, my Sam, wholly sane and firmly balanced. Capable of tying off an artery as neatly as you’d thread a belt through the loops of your jeans.
And now I’m shivering too.
In some fundamental way she’s changed…”
Mail Order
Jack’s short story Mail Order has been adapted for film by Eric Shapiro, and is now playing on Fangoria!
You must be 21 to view it.
Stay tuned after the film for Inside the Plain Brown Wrapper, a behind-the-scenes featurette with Jack, the filmmakers, and cast.
March 12, 2013
Offspring
Offspring is now available once again via Amazon’s 47North Imprint in both a Kindle Edition and Paperback.
“The local sheriff of Dead River, Maine, thought he had killed them off ten years ago—a primitive, cave-dwelling tribe of cannibalistic savages. But somehow the clan survived. To breed. To hunt. To kill and eat. And now the peaceful residents of this isolated town are fighting for their lives…”
March 9, 2013
re: The Lost on Chiller…
DO NOT watch The Lost on Chiller. Chris Sivertson’s film was fearless — they’ve cut the language so much that a lot of it is literally unintelligible. Why cut “shit” and not “sonovabitch?” Never mind “fuck”. I wrote the thing and I can’t understand what they’re saying half the time. Fucking cowards!
February 11, 2013
I’m Not Sam – Blog Tour Redux
Did you miss the I’m Not Sam blog tour?
Now you can catch it all in one place at Horror World!
Read Jack’s meditations on loss, fear, and things that are disturbing… then pick up I’m Not Sam from Cemetery Dance (hardcover) or Sinister Grin Press (trade paperback), the latest collaboration between Jack and Lucky McKee!
January 13, 2013
Ladies’ Night sample
What sounds do the Ladies make on Ladies’ Night?
Dark Bites is hosting a free audio sample of the new audiobook version of Ladies’ Night from Cross Roads Press – available from Audible.com and iTunes!
January 12, 2013
I’m Not Sam! and Who’s Lily?
Jack’s novellas with Lucky McKee, I’m Not Sam! and Who’s Lily? are now available in hardcover editions from Cemetery Dance!
The two novellas are companion pieces, working in tandem to unsettle and disturb the reader’s sense of identity.
Ask yourself after reading them… what would YOU do?
January 11, 2013
Squirrely Shirley
Jack and Lucky McKee are at it again…
This time with the story Squirrely Shirley, in issue #8 of Midnight Echo magazine, along with an interview with Jack by Mark Farrugia.
The print edition is sold out, but electronic copies are still available!
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