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Prometheus Syndrome Available Now

Josh Cooper has always had trouble managing his anger. His rockabilly band in Florida went through so many personnel changes that finally Josh’s best friend, Tony “Boozer” Curtis, called it quits and moved to Nashville. But then Josh got a call from Boozer, asking if he’d like to join him in Nashville for a fresh start,…

June 11, 2015

Steven E. Wedel

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1980s, bad moon books, electra xt, florida, ghost, heavy metal, horror, mad scientist, moonhowler press, permuted press, publishing, rock and roll, rockabilly, Ronald Reagan, smith corona pwp-3, tennessee, typewriter, writing, zombie
My Books Withdrawn from Permuted Press

Well, that didn’t take long. Sorry, folks. My bad. Yes, it seems every time I get involved with a small press publisher things go into the crapper. 3F Publications? Gone. Scrybe Press? Gone. Graveside Tales? Gone. (Yes, the Web site is still there, but check the dates.) Stone Thread Press? Closed up shop just before…

October 18, 2014

Steven E. Wedel

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3f publications, bad moon books, fine tooth press, gabrielle faust, graveside tales, moonhowler press, permuted press, publishing, scrybe press, stone thread publishing, writing
Getting titles into book stores

I was in the Borders store in Norman, Okla., the other day, browsing the horror shelves like I always do and was thrilled to see my local store carrying Kim Paffenroth’s latest novel Dying to Live: Life Sentence. Then I saw another book from Permuted Press. And another. And another. In fact, that first shelf (of…

March 29, 2009

Steven E. Wedel

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barnes and noble, book stores, books-a-million, borders, eraserhead press, hasting’s, permuted press, sales, scrybe press, writing
Bookstores

I was in the Borders store in Norman, Okla., the other day, browsing the horror shelves like I always do and was thrilled to see my local store carrying Kim Paffenroth’s latest novel Dying to Live: Life Sentence. Then I saw another book from Permuted Press. And another. And another. In fact, that first shelf (of…

March 29, 2009

Steven E. Wedel

Uncategorized

barnes and noble, book stores, books-a-million, borders, eraserhead press, hasting’s, permuted press, sales, scrybe press, writing

Prometheus Syndrome Available Now

My Books Withdrawn from Permuted Press

Getting titles into book stores

Bookstores