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-- Saturday, October 23, 2004 --
Upcoming Events Reminder - Oct. 28 - 29, 2004
-- Thursday, October 28 -- Corrine De Winter will be doing a signing/reading and Vampire Discussion at the Barnes & Noble in Peabody, MA, at 7:00pm. She will be promoting her new book "The Women At The Funeral," published by Space & Time Press.
-- Friday, October 29 -- Michael Laimo, Rick Hautala, Thomas E. Sniegoski, and Christopher Golden sign books at the Barnes & Noble in Framingham, MA. 7:30 p.m.
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HWA New England Welcomes Tim Johnson!
 HWA NE has just added Tim Johnson to the list of usual suspects.
Tim has a long list of publishing credits to his name. You can view them here. Most recently, his chapbook, "Harvest of Horrors" was published by Naked Snake Press.
Also, Silver Lake Publishing will release Tim's first book, "Two Die Four", coauthored with Tim Curran. "Two Die Four" contains four novellas including Johnson's, Grayson's Garden & Bandwagon to Hell. For info and updates on this book, check out the Silver Lake Publishing website.
Welcome aboard, Tim!
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-- Thursday, October 21, 2004 --
[GALLERY] Bev Vincent Signs "Road To The Dark Tower" in Portland, ME
 On October 17, author and Stephen King expert Bev Vincent rolled into Portland, Maine, to sign copies of his new non-fiction book, "The Road To The Dark Tower", at Books, Etc.
Bev describes the book best on his website:
 "With the full cooperation of Stephen King himself, The Road to the Dark Tower examines the epic journey of the author, a quest that undoubtedly mirrors Roland's, to complete a story that threatened to overwhelm him. From a series of short stories originally published in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, The Dark Tower evolved over time to encompass King's entire fictional universe.
"In this indispensable companion, Bev Vincent presents a book-by-book analysis of each volume in the series, tracing The Dark Tower's connections to King's other titles, including The Stand, Insomnia, and Hearts in Atlantis, and offering insights from the author about the creative process involved in crafting his lifelong work--a work that consumed not only Stephen King, but his legion of constant readers."
Also in attendance at the event were Rick Hautala, Holly Newstein, as well as Glenn and Sheila Chadbourne. To see some images from the signing, just click here.
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-- Monday, October 18, 2004 --
News from L.L. Soares & Laura Cooney
L.L. Soares' "Fetch" now appearing on Horrorfind.com
 "Fetch" recently went up on HORRORFIND.COM. Just go to this link to check it out. It also features a new bio if you click on my name. Hope you enjoy it.
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I also have another story, "Electroshock Therapy for Mimes" coming out on October 20th, in the Halloween issue of the webzine TWILIGHT TIMES.
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Soares recently sold a story, "Rotten," to a magazine called AOIFE'S KISS. It will be published in 2005. AOIFE'S KISS has a webzine and print magazine, and it looks hopeful that my story will be appearing in the print version. More details to come.
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CINEMA KNIFE FIGHT
This year I started writing a new horror movie column with HWA New England's Michael Arruda called CINEMA KNIFE FIGHT. It appears once a month (every third week) in the horror industry newsletter HELLNOTES. Recently, I started posting some of the earlier installments in an ARCHIVE section of my website. If you'd like to read some of these earlier columns, just go to llsoares.com and click the link for Cinema Knife Fight.
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LAURA COONEY NEWS
Laura currently has a story up on the website BLOODLUST UK, entitled "Newspaper Girls." You can read it here. (You might have to scroll down a bit to find the title).
GAME SHOW DIARY
Laura auditioned for the show WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE this summer. While she didn't become a contestant, she did get pretty far in the process. If you're interested in what it's like behind the scenes, trying to get on a game show, check out her blog.
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 STORIES BY LAURA COONEY & L.L. SOARES IN LULLABY HEARSE # 5
Cooney & Soares both have stories in the new issue (# 5) of the magazine LULLABY HEARSE. This includes Cooney's "Number 808" and Soares' "Animal Biographies". Lullaby Hearse is only $5 and can be purchased here:
-- Shocklines.com
-- Project Pulp
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-- Sunday, October 17, 2004 --
Kurt Newton's Latest Poetry & Short Story Appearances
 New Poetry Collection
-- perVERSEities and perVERSEities II are available from Naked Snake Press.
Short Story Appearances
-- "Black Ice" coldly goes where no story has gone before in Demonology: Grammaticus Demonium, an eBook and trade paperback anthology from Double Dragon Publishing.
-- "Links" connects you to unseen horror in the latest issue of Bare Bone #6, a trade paperback magazine edited by Kevin Donihe.
-- "Spectators" is live and running (and watching) at Shadowed Realms, an Australian webzine.
-- "Passiflora Aphrodesia Narcissus" is newly rooted in the PAN issue of Project M Zine, a downloadable Shockwave Flash electronic magazine.
Poetry appearances
-- "Bone Mirror" stares you in the face in the debut issue of Poe Little Thing, an all-poetry magazine edited by Donna Burgess from Naked Snake Press.
-- "moving day" is taking up space in the debut issue of Illumen, a speculative poetry magazine edited by Tyree Campbell and Erin Donahoe.
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