Steven E. Wedel

Back in February, at the Texas Frightmare Weekend, Gabrielle Frost interviewed the authors in attendance. Yesterday Fear Zone posted the podcast interview Gabrielle did with me. You can listen in here. Yes, another chance to hear the Okie speak. Many thanks to Gabrielle for doing the interview, and to Greg Lamberson for hiring her to…

I learned today that my short story “Okie Werewolf Seeks Love” has been accepted for Graveside Tales‘ upcoming anthology The Beast Within. Originally, they just asked me for a blurb, but then one of their other authors dropped out, so they asked me if I had a story they could use. Turns out I did.…

I learned today that my short story “Okie Werewolf Seeks Love” has been accepted for Graveside Tales‘ upcoming anthology The Beast Within. Originally, they just asked me for a blurb, but then one of their other authors dropped out, so they asked me if I had a story they could use. Turns out I did.…

The lovely and gracious Rachel Vincent recently interviewed me for the Fangs, Fur & Fey LiveJournal community. That interview is online now. She asked some really good questions. The interview focuses quite a bit on Ulrik. If you haven’t yet, you should read Rachel‘s two novels, Stray and Rogue. Fans of urban fantasy and/or paranormal…

So, last weekend I received and read the galleys for the new edition of Murdered by Human Wolves. It looked good. Not sure when, exactly, it’ll be out, but it should be really soon now. The timing is good. Katherine Cross’s relative has been on my message board most of today. He made a post,…

I’m slowly in the process of moving The Werewolf Saga site from its current location to WordPress. I should have the new site ready for official launch somewhere between the re-release of Murdered by Human Wolves and the initial release of Ulrik.

The good part first. If you haven’t already seen it, rush out and get a copy of the April issue Rue Morgue magazine. Turn to Page 62, look at The Grim Reader column, and check out Richard Hipson’s short review of Ulrik. He calls the novel an “… adrenaline-fueled reinvention of the lycanthropic world.” There…

It’s been, what, two weeks since my last post? I’ve been busy. Some dumbass assigned my students essays, plus their usual weekly writing, and I’m the one who has to grade it all … much of it has to be graded twice. Yeah, I took the AP class with a guy who showed us how…

This is probably pretty bad. I cobbled it together from various pieces of art, book covers, snatches of text and some free drum loops I found online. I think it proves beyond a doubt that I know nothing about making a film.