Tag: Strix Publishing
An Interview with Strix Publishing – The Book of Three Gates
Strix Publishing is at it again with another Kickstarter for fans of horror and H. P. Lovecraft in particular. This time it’s a collection of stories and essays called The Book of Three Gates. I recently spoke with Strix founder Simon Berman and the very… Continue Reading “An Interview with Strix Publishing – The Book of Three Gates”
Rejectomancy Exclusive – The Barghest by Orrin Grey
As I mentioned in this post, my very talented writer friend Orrin Grey is re-releasing his first collection of short stories, Never Bet the Devil & Other Warnings through Strix publishing. You can check out the Kickstarter campaign right here. Orrin is a horror writer, and… Continue Reading “Rejectomancy Exclusive – The Barghest by Orrin Grey”
Never Bet the Devil: An Interview with Orrin Grey
Orrin Grey is one hell of a horror writer, and I’ve had the extreme pleasure of working with him a number of times in my previous role as managing editor for Skull Island eXpeditions. He just gets horror, and creepy, disturbing things fall out of his head and on… Continue Reading “Never Bet the Devil: An Interview with Orrin Grey”
Interview – Apocrypha: The Art of Jason Soles
Today, I’m going to give up the spotlight (on my own blog, no less) and shine it on a profoundly talented friend and colleague. I’ve worked with Jason Soles for six years in his role as the lead developer at Privateer Press, and he’s… Continue Reading “Interview – Apocrypha: The Art of Jason Soles”
Guest Post: Simon Berman and Problem Glyphs
When last I blogged on this hallowed page, Aeryn had invited me to promote my then-current project The Book of Starry Wisdom. I know for a fact a number of Rejectomancy readers backed the Kickstarter, so let me first say thank you! Aeryn and… Continue Reading “Guest Post: Simon Berman and Problem Glyphs”
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