[INDEXED]Shocklines: Fresh Voices In Terror

[Brian James Freeman]

But Brian that means there are still 10 authors to go..

The sheets stalled out in California for a while, but I'm hoping they'll move at a good clip the rest of the way!

[bookworm 1]

But Brian that means there are still 10 authors to go..

[Brian James Freeman]

The sheets are on the way to Texas next. 10 more authors to go!

Brian

[bookworm 1]

Freat news.This is anotherone that has been in the works for a long time.Glad to see that this is getting closer to being released.

[bsaenz24]

Awesome!! Thanks for the update Brian.

[Brian James Freeman]

The sheets are now touring the west coast of the USA. We're going to miss one author who is out of the country, so we'll swing back around and catch him at the end.

[Brian James Freeman]

Sheets are back from the Canada and are beginning the US leg of their tour!

[bookworm 1]

Signature sheets are back from the UK and now they're headed to Canada!

[Brian James Freeman]

Signature sheets are back from the UK and now they're headed to Canada!

[bookworm 1]

Great news.

[Brian James Freeman]

Signature Sheet Update: We are checking in with the UK authors, who received the sheets on March 12th. As soon as the sheets make their way back to us, we'll send them to the Canadian contributors. After that, the signing process should really fly because we'll be able to get a UPS shipping chain started.

Brian

[bookworm 1]

Brian we know that.CD allways brings quality to its customers.

[Brian James Freeman]

Thanks I thought it might be something like that.I do know that Richard was going through a difficult time for awhile.I am happy that things have gotten better for him.I just wish he would return to writing.Even the occasional short story would be nice.

Same here, he really should be writing more.

By the way, I had started to write an elaborate reply about "why" the project took so long, and this reply involved Cthulhu and Godzilla and Alien Robot Zombies... but then I thought it would be better to keep things short and sweet, hence my very short answer above. ha!

The real, longer answer is... sometimes life gets in the way, but I think readers will be very pleased with the contents. The book might be 10 or so years late -- I sold my story to Matt when I was in college, which feels like it was a lifetime ago! -- but it will get done and the editors will deliver the quality works that readers expect of them and then our designer and production team will deliver a quality book like our collectors expect.

Brian

[bookworm 1]

Thanks I thought it might be something like that.I do know that Richard was going through a difficult time for awhile.I am happy that things have gotten better for him.I just wish he would return to writing.Even the occasional short story would be nice.

No real reason other than the editors got busy with other things.

Brian

[Brian James Freeman]

I was just reading that this book has been in production for more then or about 10 years.Is that true?I read this on alink from Brian Keene's wab site.It would be interesting to know more details if possible.I know sometimes thing do not go as we plan.Did the delay have anything to do with the closing down of the shocklines store and website.I do see things for sale on e-bay from shocklines all the time.If no light can be shed that is ok.Just was wondering.

No real reason other than the editors got busy with other things.

Brian