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I’ve written a new story for Richard Leider’s anthology, Hellfire Lounge 3: Jinn Rummy, published by Marietta Publishing, currently scheduled for Summer 2012 publication.
The theme is the jinn, or genies, and I went back to a character I had used in a previous story (which originally appeared in Moonstone Publishing’s Vampires: Dracula and the Undead Legions, and is available in my eBook, In My Shorts: Hitler’s Bellhop and Other Stories on Amazon.com),
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I was there, along with anywhere from 80,000 to 120,000 of my closest friends! I’m inclined to believe the lower number, but New York’s Jacob Javitts Convention Center was jammed packed with fans of everything from Superman to…well, I don’t know the names of any of the manga/anime characters who were parading around the hall, but there were lots of ’em!… Read the rest
This just out: Vampires, Dracula and the Undead Legions, a Moonstone Monsters Anthology, featuring ten original vampire tales, including my own “Man Bites Dog,” a humorous little prose story that I think you’ll be able to sink your teeth into.… Read the rest
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Paul Kupperberg on September 11th, 2009
Have I mentioned that I’ll be at the Brooklyn Book Festival this Sunday, September 13 at the Moonstone Publishing booth, starting at around noon? And that I’ll be signing copies of Captain Action and anything else you care to shove under my pen?… Read the rest
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Out this week: Captain Action #5 from Moonstone Comics. In addition to featuring the continuing saga of current-day CA and an episode of Action Boy written by my pal Vito Delsante, it also contains a 6-page story starring the “classic,” 1960s CA, “Captain Action Classified: The Missile of October,” written by myself and illustrated by John Hebert.… Read the rest
About a year and a half ago, I wrote a short story for an upcoming anthology from Moonstone Books about vampires (coming out this year, I believe). The story features a reporter for the Weekly World News (my former employer), Leo Persky, who writes under the byline Terrance Strange.… Read the rest
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