Goodreads Book Giveaway


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Finally...

I am reissuing the book of my heart.

Lords of Rainbow
by Vera Nazarian


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This is a difficult post for me to write, since I am once again asking for help.

But... I'll try to make it short and only bittersweet.

As many of you know, I am losing my home to foreclosure. (Some of the almost-unbelievable hellish details of these past 4 years can be seen here.)

Because I cannot afford the cost of living here, in June, I am ( Read more... )

ATTENTION!

Enter to win one of three very special collector copies
of Northanger Abbey and Angels and Dragons
in a limited-time Giveaway over at Goodreads!

Goodreads Book Giveaway


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The definitive reissue of a classic!
Available Now!

The Birthgrave by Tanith Lee
(Book One of the Birthgrave Trilogy)

In trade hardcover and trade paperback.


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Another week, another interview! :-)

This time I am interviewed by Kelly Yanke Deltener over at The Examiner.

I talk about Abbott and Costello, monsters as literary metaphor, choosing which monsters to write about, the art of the mash-up, publishing, about Jane Austen, and what's ahead...

In addition, there is also a nice review of Mansfield ( Read more... )

The weirdest, most wonderful, quirkiest, and unique Holiday Gift of the Season!

The "Paper Blog" Phenomenon!
There's no other of its kind out there...
And it's Available Now!

The Perpetual Calendar of Inspiration by Vera Nazarian
Old Wisdom for a New World

hardcover (case laminate, recommended!) | trade paperback


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I will be at the West Hollywood Book Fair tomorrow (Sunday), with a 3:00 PM panel, followed by autographing at the Dark Delicacies booth....

My panel:

BREATHING LIFE INTO THE UNDEAD: HORROR WRITERS TAKE A STAB AT THE CLASSIC NOVEL
3:00PM-3:55PM

Bryce P. Coleman (Moderator)
Don Borchert (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and the Undead)
Karen Essex ( ( Read more... )

Good news!

While I am waiting for the Dreams of the Compass Rose paperback edition from Bricktower Press (formerly Byron Preiss's ibooks, acquired post bankruptcy) to be finally scheduled for real publication, nearly a decade after its original deal was made (still no word on when it's happening) -- while I am waiting, I decided to take matters ( Read more... )

Reviewer Paul Charles Smith gives his reasons for reviewing older books, and his various review title selections in general:

Out with the Old and in with the New?