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HWA New England is a regional chapter of the national association for professional horror authors, The Horror Writers Association. HWA New England functions primarily as a networking organization for local authors.

HWA New England is open to all horror authors (novel, short story, poetry) at all experience levels. Our members include full-time, mass market authors with decades of experience as well as unpublished newcomers.

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-- Friday, December 03, 2004 --
D'Ammassa Compiles Two Genre Encyclopedias for 'Facts On File'
Rhode Island's Don D'Ammassa has authored / compiled THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE FICTION (scheduled May 2005), and is in the process of compiling THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FANTASY AND HORROR FICTION (scheduled May 2006). Both encyclopedias will be published by Facts On File.


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Five Star Publishes Two Novels by Don D'Ammassa
Five Star Books published Don D'Ammassa's mystery novel, MURDER BY SILVERPLATE, in November.

Murder by Silverplate by Don D'AmmassaVicki Sanders, recently promoted Quality Control Manager at Standard Silver, reports to work one day only to discover the Production Manager murdered. A few days later, the company president is found dead. Detective Walter Henderson, Vicki's father, begins his investigation. The interviews reveal a number of personality conflicts, but nothing that offers any possible solution. Vicki conducts a private investigation of her own, following leads that end up getting her nowhere. While it appears that everyone who could possibly have killed either man has an ironclad alibi, Henderson reluctantly considers the possibility that there might be two different killers. But it is Vicki who still has to work with the employees at Standard Silver, one of them possibly the killer.


They will also publish D'Ammassa's science fiction novel, HAVEN, in December 2004.

Haven by Don D'AmmassaWes Avery came to the planet Meadow to recuperate from a serious illness. The pastoral town of Haven seemed like just the quiet place he needed to get his strength back. That all changed when he stumbled across a body while walking in a field, a body that was mysteriously gone when he returned with a police official. Avery teams up with Dona Tharmody, a computer technician, and the two attempt to discover what happened to the dead man, and why the local authorities seem intent on concealing the truth. Their investigation leads them into danger. When Avery refuses to drop the issue even in the face of veiled threats, he and Tharmody find themselves running for their lives. They also discover that the man they believed to be an ally is actually their enemy. In a world where no one is who they seem, and alliances and betrayals can have galaxy-spanning consequences, Avery and Dona will have to use all of their wits and skill to unravel a mystery that reaches far beyond the quiet world of Meadow.


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-- Wednesday, December 01, 2004 --
Stephen King News - TV Appearances & Tom Gordon Pop-Up Book
Upcoming Television Appearances

Stephen KingStephen will be making two TV appearances on Thursday, December 2nd to promote his new book, Faithful, co-authored with Stewart O’Nan. First will be The Today Show on NBC (time has not been announced yet) and in the evening, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (11 PM E&P) on Comedy Central. Check your local listings, but to the best of our knowledge for those of us who are unable to stay up for the late night broadcast or just couldn’t get enough of it the first time around, it will be rebroadcast at the earlier time (7 PM E&P) on Friday, December 3rd as well.

The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon Pop-up Book

Tom Gordon Pop-UpStephen King's award-winning, best-selling novel, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, is stunningly told in this, the first pop-up book by the master of suspense. It is a fairy tale grimmer than Grimm, retold with intricate pop-ups and a breathtaking text. This is the ultimate must-have edition for Stephen King fans of all ages. Click here for the page and pictures.


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