Horror World reviews THE SEVENTH EQUINOX
December 10, 2013
TT Zuma of Horror World writes, “Warner’s imagination is once again in high gear delivering to fans of urban fantasy and horror a smorgasbord of
TT Zuma of Horror World writes, “Warner’s imagination is once again in high gear delivering to fans of urban fantasy and horror a smorgasbord of
Is THE SEVENTH EQUINOX the next subject (or victim) of your reading group? Download a Reading & Resource Guide, full of discussion questions and trivia.
I’m signing THD SEVENTH EQUINOX 2-4 p.m. today at Bookworks in downtown Staunton, VA. See you there!
With WKDW’s permission, I’ve archived an .MP3 of this morning’s interview for your listening pleasure.
Tomorrow, sometime between 8:30 and 9 a.m. Eastern, I’ll be the on-air guest of Kris Losh of WKDW AM 900 (Staunton, VA). You can also
From now through the end of December, a selection of my grandfather’s U.S. Naval memorabilia is on display at Augusta County Library (1759 Jefferson Highway,
Now through January 5 — see my display at Gypsy Hill Park in Staunton, VA, as part of the annual Celebration of Holiday Lights. Constructed
The Portland Book Review has given four-and-a-half stars to THE SEVENTH EQUINOX, calling the narrative “very original.”
No, it’s not footage of rockets being strapped to THE SEVENTH EQUINOX, just me yakking at its book launch at Stone Soup Books last weekend.
Join me tomorrow (11/16) at Stone Soup Books for the official launch of THE SEVENTH EQUINOX. Noon: lunch & discussion; 1:30 p.m.: book signing. Stone