Now that the weather is getting chilly and you are not willing to venture out into the cold, it may be a good time to catch up on what went on around Innsmouth in November. First and foremost, the speculative novel Fraterfamilias is up for sale with a 40% discount until December 15. A dead man on the run, a shaman, cops, and mobsters collide in this thriller, the first book published by Canadian micro-publisher Innsmouth Free Press. You …
Candle in the Attic Window, an anthology of Gothic fiction, will open to submissions January 1-February 28, 2011. Do not send any submissions before this date. Yes, we mean it.
The anthology will be available in print and as an e-book in 2011, and is edited by the eldritch duo of Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Paula R. Stiles. Cover art work is by Nacho Molina Parra.
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Remember those Gothic paperbacks of the 60s? Yes, the …
Fraterfamilias, the first novel released by Innsmouth Free Press, is up for sale this December and we have a special promotion for our Innsmouth readers. From now until December 15, order the e-book or print copy and you will receive a 40 percent discount off the cover price.
Fraterfamilias opens with Paul Farrell, accused of killing four people in Paris, being gunned down at an airport. When a paleoanthropologist steals his body, Interpol and the NYPD are back …
We asked you, dear readers, to vote for your favourite story in our fourth fiction issue. Thank you! You have spoken and have chosen wisely. Congratulations to Raymond G. Falgui, author of “The Hunger Houses“, who wins with an unsettling tale set in Manila. Raymond gets $50 CAD and bragging rights.
By the way, have you read our fifth fiction issue, released this October? It contains stories by Paul Jessup and James Lecky, and deals with scary …
Northern Frights Publishing is taking you back and forth through time. We are giving away four ebook copies of Timelines: Stories Inspired by H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine. This anthology is the second in a series of anthologies planned by Northern Frights Publishing, dedicated to tales inspired by the work of H.G. Wells. Since the theme of the anthology is time travel, we want you to tell us what time period you would travel to. Twitter about it (remember …
