The lovely folks at Bad Moon Books were kind enough to donate a bunch of signed books for the Heifer Fundraiser.
- A copy of Miranda by John R. Little. Signed by the author. Introduced and signed by Gary Braunbeck.
Peter Straub gives kudos to this one, saying: "In Miranda, John R. Little uses crisp writing and a masterly sense of pace to structure a brilliant short novel filled with invention, courage, and baffled love."
- A copy of Wings of the Butterfly by John Urbancik with an introduction by Weston Ochse. Signed by John Urbancik and Weston Ochse.
Author Tim Lebbon calls this story "one of the most intense reading experiences of the year," and Weston Ochse, who introduces the book, says it's "destined to become the heart's blood of were-fiction."
- A copy of House of Shadow and Ash by John Urbancik, illustrated by John Pierro. Signed by the author and the artist.
Illustrated and signed by former Disney animator John Pierro.
- A copy of Restore from Backup by J.F. Gonzalez and Michael Oliveri. Signed by the authors.
The back of this book describes it as "a cautionary tale of the careful balances that exist between nature, magic, and technology... and the forces that bring them together."
- A copy of The Scrubs by Simon Janus. Signed by the author. Introduced and signed by Weston Ochse.
According to award-winning author Gary A. Braunbeck, "In both the setting of the Wormwood Scrubs prison and its colorful, even tragic, inmates, Simon Janus has created a terse, tense, and powerful novella that closes in on the reader like the worst case of claustrophobia you've ever had. An excellent achievement, and a real milestone in Janus' career."
- A copy of You In? by Kealan Patrick Burke. Signed by the author and the cover illustrator, Steven Gilberts.
Kealan Patrick Burke is praised by Publishers Weekly as "a newcomer worth watching," and Booklist calls him "one of the most clever and original talents in contemporary horror."
- A copy of The Confessions of St. Zach by Gene O'Neill. Signed by the author.
The editor of SF Weekly & Sci-Fi Channel Magazine says that Gene O'Neill's "words bristle with a muscular intensity that strengthens any book or magazine lucky to contain him."
- A copy of Bitchfight, by Michael A. Arnzen. Signed by the author. Introduced and signed by Brian Hodge.
How can you not want a copy of a book called Bitchfight? Author Jeff Strand says, "It's a Mike Arnzen story, which by definition means that it is a) utterly demented, and b) utterly brilliant."
- A copy of Vampire Outlaw of the Milky Way by Weston Ochse . Introduced and signed by Brian Keene.
According to author Brian Keene, "Vampire Outlaw of the Milky Way is what would happen if Ray Bradbury and Lin Carter got together to write a space opera. Only Weston Ochse could write something like this. In lesser hands, it would fall apart."
- A copy of Plague Monkey Spam by Steve Vernon. Signed by the author. Introduced and signed by Tim Waggoner.
Award winning author Owl Goingback says, "Steve Vernon is one of the finest new talents of horror and dark fiction."
- A copy of Johnny Gruesome by Gregory Lamberson. Signed by the author. Signed by cover artist Zach McCain. Introduced and signed by Jeff Strand.
Dark Scribe Magazine says: "With its fast cars, leather jackets, and wholesome small town vibe, Johnny Gruesome feels like the drive-in movie you never saw. Lamberson saturates the grisly ordeal with an ever- present sense of fun and melodrama - meant here in the best possible way."
- A copy of The Not Quite Right Reverend Cletus J. Diggs and the Currently Accepted Habits of Nature by David Niall Wilson. Signed by the author. Introduced and signed by Elizabeth Massie.
Publisher's Weekly tells us, "Wilson's prose is smooth and powerful, carrying its allegorical weight with grace."
Want to know how to win these and other fabulous books? Check OVER HERE for the blog that describes it all.
More prizes will be forthcoming soon. A LOT more prizes. You have no idea. Seriously.
Stay tuned.
pat
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posted by Pat at 2:27 AM
11 Comments:
I can't believe there is still more to come. I've just figured out that drooling in the office gets some strange looks from people.
Note to self: Don't drool on quotes.
Podium!
I love that so many people are giving to the fundraiser both in cash and in kind. On the other hand, I miss your regular blog posts.
Hope all is well and happy in Pat-land.
How many prizes does that make this so far? I'm too lazy to count.
Yoni , I am also to lazy to count all of them but on the first page of the blog alone I count 42 prizes ranging from really cool to OMFG Awesome. Pat what you have started here is truly amazing but I think I remeber you mentioning that this could become an annual thing how could you possibly exceed this?
Sorry if someones already asked but do you still plan on matching the donations?
Depending on how you count prizes, there's about fifty non-Pat prizes. And they're all pretty amazing...
You still looking for a good name Pat?
I am still matching prizes, and I am still looking for a cool name for the contest.
hm.... names, names, good names....
Its kind of odd, but...
Sympathy of the Edema Ruh
Just donated $60 to the "Patrick Rothfuss Pig-Chick-Goatfuss Pledge Drive."
Quite amazing how many book donations you've received. And how much money you've raised. Good job!
Wanted to send a T-bone, but I hope they like bacon :)
Be sure to save some cash to hire an assistant to sort out all the prizes. Else we'll never see the next books!
Actually, just had another thought about that that, going to send you a message through the contact us form.
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