All Things Earthling Publications

[Martin]

I am really struggling with this one. I am thrilled with a new Burke story, but I know I will not be able to comfortably read it as they publish on bright white paper. Have not ordered at this point as I know it would just be an addition to my Burke collection on the shelf, but the retail is reasonable, so I am waffling! I think I am going to try my blue lenses, which help with computer screens, on a bright white book tonight.

[Ben Staad]

I have a soft spot for Glenn's work. I have a family portrait from him hanging on my wall and he is a very nice person to deal with. I 100% understand your point as artwork is subjective from person to person and this art seems a little haphazard.

I bought one as well (in spite of Chadbourne's art, I have to say). Great to see KPB get the deluxe treatment again, and this one sounds like a winner.

[RonClinton]

I bought one as well (in spite of Chadbourne's art, I have to say). Great to see KPB get the deluxe treatment again, and this one sounds like a winner.

[Ben Staad]

Congrats.

I snagged one as well. Happy for a KPB and something in my price range. Woohoo!

Grabbed my copy of THE WIDOWS OF WINDING GALE by Kealan Patrick Burke!

[sholloman81]

Grabbed my copy of THE WIDOWS OF WINDING GALE by Kealan Patrick Burke!

[RonClinton]

New Kealan Patrick Burke? Heck, yeah, I'm in!

Same. Very pleased to see KPB getting the limited treatment again...other than Suntup, it feels like it's been a while, and I can't think of many small-press authors who deserve it more.

[sholloman81]

Very exciting news and hope I can snag a copy as well!

[Sock Monkey]

New Kealan Patrick Burke? Heck, yeah, I'm in! Very much looking forward to this one, especially since KPB is drawing some inspiration from Carpenter and The Fog. This is a surefire buy for me.

[Ben Staad]

Latest book in the Halloween series announced. Hopefully I can be online and snag a copy. I love KBP.

I'm thrilled to announced that our 20th annual Halloween Series title is THE WIDOWS OF WINDING GALE by Kealan Patrick Burke!

With an introduction by Nathan Ballingrud and artwork by Glenn Chadbourne.

Kealan's dedication at the start of the book is the following, which gives you a sense of the tone of the story: "For John Carpenter and the folks at KAB radio, Antonio Bay." That's all I say about it for now

As with all titles in this series, there will be 500 numbered copies ($55). Matching numbers to last year's novel are offered, and it's targeted to be published first half of October.

Preorders will go live at Noon EST Monday May 19. Mark your calendars -- as you likely know, the majority of Halloween titles, especially the last many years, have sold out and now go for more than cover price on the secondary market -- don't miss out on this thoroughly enjoyable horror novel from one of our best!

[sholloman81]

Did you happen to see the chapbook from Rapture?

https://www.rapturepublishing.com/pr...rue&cst=custom

Thanks for the link. Don't really collect chapbooks, but this one does look cool!

[Dave1442397]

Just received my copy of Altman's Tongue by Brian Everson. Had no idea that it had shipped; so, this was an unexpected surprise! As usual, Paul knocked it out of the park. Book looks great, especially for this price point.

I got mine too, but haven't had a chance to really look at it yet. I'll get to it soon.

[Ben Staad]

Did you happen to see the chapbook from Rapture?

https://www.rapturepublishing.com/pr...rue&cst=custom

Just received my copy of Altman's Tongue by Brian Everson. Had no idea that it had shipped; so, this was an unexpected surprise! As usual, Paul knocked it out of the park. Book looks great, especially for this price point.

[Ben Staad]

Congrats. That is one I really wanted to grab but the timing just wasn't right.

Just received my copy of Altman's Tongue by Brian Everson. Had no idea that it had shipped; so, this was an unexpected surprise! As usual, Paul knocked it out of the park. Book looks great, especially for this price point.

[sholloman81]

Just received my copy of Altman's Tongue by Brian Everson. Had no idea that it had shipped; so, this was an unexpected surprise! As usual, Paul knocked it out of the park. Book looks great, especially for this price point.

[RonClinton]

Totally get it. It's hard to find the time/money to collect all of the authors that I already love; so, adding in new authors isn't always feasible, especially if you're late to the party. That being said, I truly believe that Jones' stuff is worth bending that rule. It's so good. Over the last couple of years, I'd say that he and Fracassi have been my two favorite "new" authors.

I've certainly been on the Fracassi train since BOYS IN THE VALLEY, so any comparison to his work (and, admittedly, this is not the first time I've heard that comparison) has me intrigued. My built-in shelving in our new home is supposed to be (finally! after seven months) installed on 1/29, and that wait (with all my books still in moving boxes) was the impetus for that red line. Maybe I should count the facts that the install date and Jones' new novel are appearing at essentially the same time as a sign of fate telling me something.