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Reading Recommendations for Summer 2026
This coming Memorial Day Weekend might be the unofficial start of the summer season (which really begins June 21, the summer solstice), but that doesn’t mean you can’t start on your summer reading list. And you know what would make … Continue reading
Posted in Carmilla, Classic Fiction, Graphic Novels, Holidays, Illustrated Classics, Nonfiction, Pulp Adventure, Reading, Richard C. White, Steven A. Roman, Summer Reading, vampirella, Writing Reference Books
Tagged carmilla, cry havoc: the furies book 1, eliseu gouveia, ernie colon, esteban maroto, from the stars a vampiress, holidays, j. sheridan le fanu, lorelei: sects and the city, memorial day, neil vokes, on wings of steel: the darkside chronicles book 1, reading, richard c. white, sean fernald, starwarp concepts backlist, steve geiger, steven a. roman, summer reading, terra incognito: a guide to building the worlds of your imagination, tom sutton
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Amazon No Longer Directly Offering From the Stars a Vampiress
So, here’s an infuriating story of book publishing and corporate indifference. The trouble started a couple of weeks ago. Richard C. White—author of Terra Incognito, On Wings of Steel, and other SWC titles—was heading off to a convention, and had … Continue reading
The Best of 2025: Readers’ Favorites
A Happy New Year to one and all! Two thousand twenty-five wasn’t a hugely productive year for those of us at ’Warp Central, but it did see three things that brought good news: the release of On Wings of Steel, … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Horror, Illustrated Classics, Nonfiction, Publishing, Richard C. White, Science Fiction, Steven A. Roman, vampirella, Writing Reference Books
Tagged a princess of mars, best of the year, carmilla, classic fiction, edgar rice burroughs, eliseu gouveia, ernie colon, esteban maroto, from the stars a vampiress, graphic novels, horror classics, illustrated classics, j. sheridan le fanu, john gosling, lorelei: sects and the city, neil vokes, nonfiction, on wings of steel: the darkside chronicles book 1, richard c. white, science fiction, starwarp concepts backlist, steve geiger, steven a. roman, terra incognito: a guide to building the worlds of your imagination, tom sutton
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In Celebration of Louis Small Jr.
It was quite the shock, when a friend reached out yesterday morning and asked if I’d heard that Louis Small, Jr. had passed away on Monday. I hadn’t, of course. Louis—an amazing artist who excelled at what’s known as pinup-style … Continue reading
Posted in Comic Art, Lorelei, louis small jr., vampirella
Tagged comic art, lorelei, louis small jr., vampirella
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Happy 95th Birthday, Publishing Icon James Warren!
Born in 1930, James Warren is a name known to every horror fan who grew up in the 1950s to 1980s. He was the driving force behind the Warren Publishing Company; the man who thumbed his nose at the censorial … Continue reading
Posted in Birthdays, Nonfiction, Steven A. Roman, vampirella
Tagged birthdays, from the stars a vampiress, james warren, nonfiction, starwarp concepts backlist, steven a. roman, vampirella, warren publishing
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Celebrate Christmas in July 2025 with DriveThru’s Ebook Sale!
Hark! The herald angels sing, “E-books! Discounted e-books here! Get ’em while they’re hot! And have a merry freakin’ Christmas—in July!” They sure can carry a tune, can’t they? Anyway, as you probably know if you’ve made a visit to … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Fiction, Comic Books, Dark Urban Fantasy, Digital Comics, e-books, e-tailers, Events, Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Holidays, Illustrated Classics, Nonfiction, Science Fiction, Summer Reading, vampirella
Tagged christmas in july sale, digital comic books, drivethru comics, drivethru fiction, e-books, e-tailers, events, graphic novels, nonfiction, starwarp concepts backlist
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Star-Born Vampire Meets Earth-Born Economy in Latest SWC Price Change
As regular ’Warp visitors may remember, last fall I mentioned that price changes were coming for our line of print titles, due to the ongoing global supply problem that reached the publishing shores in the form of higher costs caused … Continue reading
Posted in Nonfiction, Publishing, Publishing Announcements, Steven A. Roman, vampirella
Tagged from the stars a vampiress, ingram content group, lightning source, Publishing, publishing announcements, starwarp concepts backlist, steven a. roman, swc price adjustments, vampirella
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The Must-Have Volume for Vampirella Fans
Are you a fan of classic horror comics? Bad-girl comics? Maybe a combination of both? Well, whether you’re an old-school fan of Vampirella, or someone who’s discovering her for the first time, we have the perfect companion piece to make … Continue reading
Posted in Nonfiction, Steven A. Roman, vampirella
Tagged from the stars a vampiress, nonfiction, starwarp concepts backlist, steven a. roman, vampirella, warren publishing
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The Best of 2024: Readers’ Favorites
Another publishing year has come and gone, and StarWarp Concepts continues to welcome new readers with our most popular releases. So, as we do annually, let’s take a look at the top three titles that grabbed readers’ attention last year—in … Continue reading
Posted in Graphic Novels, Nonfiction, Publishing, Richard C. White, Steven A. Roman, vampirella, Writing Reference Books
Tagged best of the year, eliseu gouveia, ernie colon, esteban maroto, from the stars a vampiress, graphic novels, lorelei: sects and the city, neil vokes, nonfiction, richard c. white, steve geiger, steven a. roman, terra incognito: a guide to building the worlds of your imagination, tom sutton, vampirella, world building, writers reference, writing reference
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