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BookCon 2014 Wrap-up
This past Saturday, StarWarp Concepts—represented by me and Troubleshooters, Incorporated: Night Stalkings author Richard C. White (who was kind enough to take the pics you see here)—attended the inaugural BookCon, a one-day event spun off from the annual Book Expo … Continue reading
Welcome, BookCon 2014 Attendees!
Thanks for stopping by our booth today, and for coming here to check things out at a more leisurely pace. We’re always thrilled to meet potential new readers intrigued by our range of dark-fantasy titles, and hope we can add … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions, Events
Tagged book expo america, bookcon 2014
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BookCon 2014 is Tomorrow!
The first-ever BookCon is this Saturday, May 31, and StarWarp Concepts will be there! Run by ReedPOP (the folks responsible for New York Comic Con), this one-day show is a spinoff of Book Expo America, the publishing industry’s annual tradeshow, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Festivals, Conventions, Events
Tagged book expo america, bookcon 2014, richard c. white
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Set Sail for Adventure, Pirate Fans!
You may have heard that tomorrow night is the debut of Crossbones on NBC-TV. Developed by Neil Cross (creator of the Idris Elba–starring series Luther, and writer for Doctor Who), the series stars John Malkovich as the notorious pirate Edward … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Books, Publishing
Tagged bill bryan, chronicles of the sea dragon, crossbones, digital comic books, eliseu gouveia, pirate fantasy, richard c. white
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Everybody’s Gotta Start Somewhere
That’s what I’m always telling young writers who aren’t certain of their talent, and whether it’s worth the effort to keep going. With that in mind, if you’re a teen writer or know one, head over to the Pandora Zwieback … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing
Tagged high school writing, steven a. roman
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Happy Birthday, Harlan Ellison®!
He’s one of the most revered—and sometimes controversial—writers of speculative fiction (and God help you if you call him just “a science-fiction writer”); a man who trademarked his name (hence the registration mark in the header up top), and whose … Continue reading
Posted in Birthdays, Events
Tagged city on the edge of forever, harlan ellison, i robot, star trek, the spirit
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StarWarp Concepts Signs with Comic Blender
Happy Memorial Day! It might be a national holiday (at least here in the U.S.), but we here at ’Warp Central still have work to do. And today we’re pleased to announce that we’ve joined the growing number of publishers … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Book Distributors, Publishing, StarWarp Concepts
Tagged comic blender, digital comic books, drivethru fiction
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To Me, My X-Books!
I’m the best there is at what I do… and what I do is write books well—sometimes in projects involving famous comic book characters! In case you haven’t heard, today is the U.S. release date for X-Men: Days of Future … Continue reading
Pandora Zwieback: Blood Feud On Sale at Oyster Books
Following the recent deal between e-book distributor Smashwords and online subscription library Scribd, comes exciting news that my young adult, dark-urban-fantasy novel Blood Feud: The Saga of Pandora Zwieback, Book 1 is available at yet another digital subscription library: Oyster … Continue reading
Posted in Blood Feud, Pandora Zwieback, Publishing, Young Adult
Tagged blood feud: the saga of pandora zwieback book 1, Dark Urban Fantasy, goth fiction, oyster books, scribd, smashwords, steven a. roman
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Lorelei: The Celebrity Endorsements
In her quarter century of stealing the souls of evildoers, our resident succubus, Lorelei, has gained quite the following. Some fans come for the good-girl/bad-girl art; some come for the horror; some come for the quality writing (he said modestly); … Continue reading
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Tagged dave sim, forrest j ackerman, james warren, john byrne, lorelei, lorelei: sects and the city
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