Horror Writers Association

Horror Writers Association
New England Chapter

About HWA New England
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 Our members include full-time, mass market authors with decades of experience as well as unpublished newcomers.

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HWA News & Events - New England Chapter

-- Thursday, December 09, 2004 --

Newstein & Bieber Sell ASHES to Berkely

Holly Newstein and Ralph Bieber recently sold ASHES to Jove Books (subsidiary of Berkley) under the pen name H.R. Howland. It will be published with a new title, THE EPICURE, in June 2005. Read an excerpt here.

Praise for ASHES

"A fun ebook...Pulp fiction without the pulp...Newstein & Bieber keep the action swift." - Hellnotes

"The premise is a fun one...Ashes is indeed an enjoyable romp...a quick, light read that's pretty entertaining..." -The Chiaroscuro

"Ashes starts like gangbusters and rarely lets up. The writing is excellent and briskly paced, with strongly detailed settings and crisp dialogue... Their ability to paint a word-picture of violence even made a hardened horror fan like myself squeamish at times." - Cinescape Online

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