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The “Blood Feud” Experiment
March 4–10, 2012 was the eighth annual Read an E-Book Week, and with the goal of expanding our readership The ’Warp joined e-book distributor Smashwords’ tie-in to the event by offering our young adult dark-urban-fantasy novel, Blood Feud: The Saga … Continue reading
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John Carter: Now in Theaters
Disney’s John Carter is probably the most talked about genre movie of spring 2012, with a great deal of praise being heaped on this first-time adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’s science fantasy epic A Princess of Mars—and today is the … Continue reading
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Tagged a princess of mars, edgar rice burroughs, eliseu gouveia, john carter, john gosling
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Stan Lee’s What, Now?
A non-’Warp topic for today, but don’t worry—my involvement will become clear enough (otherwise why would I be discussing it?). A few months ago, I saw this solicitation for a new miniseries from Archie Comics: “How it all Began!” – … Continue reading
Blood Feud E-Book Sale
Starting today, March 4, StarWarp Concepts is participating in Smashwords’ annual Read an E-Book Week, and we’re offering the e-version of the first Pandora Zwieback novel for just $1.00! Buy it for … Continue reading
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Snow White, the e-Book: Now on Sale
It’s here—the official release date for our e-book-only edition of Snow White! Starting today you can purchase a copy of the Brothers Grimm’s classic fairy tale (now celebrating its 200 Anniversary!), which features fantastic design work by Mat Postawa and … Continue reading
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Snow White: An e-Fairy Tale
As I discussed back on December 19, 2011, in the post “How About a Nice Shiny Apple, Dearie?” fairy tales have never been more popular—at least according to recent Hollywood TV and movie trends—and nineteenth-century writers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm … Continue reading
Chatting About a Goth Adventuress
Today at the book-review blog Fiction Fascination you’ll find an interview with me, conducted by the site’s owner, Carly. It’s one more part in my ongoing effort to make fans of dark urban fantasies aware of the exciting world of … Continue reading
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John Carter: A Princess of Mars Now on Sale
It’s here—the official release date for our very special edition of Edgar Rice Burroughs’s science fantasy epic A Princess of Mars! Now you can pick up a copy of this classic adventure, which features six incredible black-and-white illustrations by artist … Continue reading
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John Carter: A Fighting Man of Mars
And now we reach the conclusion of our celebration of A Princess of Mars’ 100th anniversary. As you know by now, Edgar Rice Burroughs’s epic science fantasy novel debuts in movie theaters on March 9th as the Disney-produced John Carter—so … Continue reading
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John Carter: Across the Void
Welcome to day 3 of our celebration of A Princess of Mars’ 100th anniversary! Edgar Rice Burroughs’s epic science fantasy novel is set to hit movie theaters on March 9th as the Disney-produced John Carter, but you can prepare for … Continue reading
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