I have a new freebie up on codexed and a new network open on mixxt.com.  I am trying to do this place in a vein that I used to do with the Goth community before I was thrown off LiveJournal.com.  I am editing my second nonfiction book and parts of the book will be similar to Dirty Pool in parts. I am trying to edit the nonfiction collection for Creatspace.com but trying to find someone who'd design the cover for createspace.com for me because I need it as a pdf file there.  The cover for the nonfiction full length is done and I am doing some formatting to the book too.
     The new free read is titled Revelations Obscured.  Those who are looking to do some holiday shopping this year can go to me storefront  My network has the guidelines for the magazine and been busy working on the next anthology.  There are two artists looking to work on the thing too so it will have a cool thing going for it -- the artists in mind are going to do something like a more contemporary take on Joseph Vargo's artwork.   I would love to have Vargo illustrrate the book but I am not sure if he would do something like that though.   The hard part is trying to visualize the Library Of Bones.
     The book though -- the nonfiction book is about 170 pages.  I have the cover art done and waiting for the introduction for this book, and one thing is this -- I will inspire some horror writers with this book and the thing that will bug me a bit is how someone who got me pulled from being an admin somewhere manipulated their way into being an admin in my place. It's almost if the ones from Daraverna Enterprises want me to be gone from the business as being a publisher. They're that corrupt and this book is going to expose the whole thing.
     The should have never been a publishing company and flashing dicks magazine is a coup for them.  It must really bother them how I got the 255 page mark this quickly with the anthology but it's going to fill to where I wanted it before I know it.  The ISBN for the anthology is in place,  just need to get to the library and have everything uploaded.   AOL doesn't agree with some things and can't exactly get logged in AT&T with this computer -- don't know why but I can get into the e-mail no problem though.  I would need to find a day to go to the Library for a few hours to get everything uploaded.  I am looking to get some of the thing.  
     I would need to have to arrange for a friend to take me to the library to work on the book and the anthology.  I want to have them both done and upload them at the same time.  I think I can get both done before going to Richmond, Virginia, though the cocksucker known as Brian Keene is trying to say the book is not at the museum -- well it is, it's my cover and the contents of the book is the anthology.  I should know -- I edited the book.  I also got the cover art back for GAME OVER -- it will be published with PublishAmerica so that means whoever is altering the novel with the endings or trying to change everything around, I got lawyers who can go after them now for the book.   The novel has the proofs but trying to get the fonts changed for it to be more suitable for a Gothic Horror novel based off a rivalry that exists between The Ethereal Gazette and Kilter.
     The novel takes the rivalry between the two magazines to an extreme, and it takes the horror to the extreme as something rather shocking.   I am proud of that book and waiting for the copy to come in for me to see the print versions.  There are going to be a few really pissed this novel is getting out there or want my blood that I wrote such a novel.  Well it's the kind of thing that happened when I wrote The Fandom Writer for the first time -- and when they see the rewritten version of The Fandom Writer they'd be pissed off because I do use the words "flaming faggot" in the story.   I am really un-pc and there are people who might not let that fly. Game Over is written in that same spirit, and the second Fandom Writer is going to be written that way too.
     GAME OVER is the novel that will challenge The Picture Of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde -- I am not influenced by Wilde.  I was editing the book as practice and was repulsed by the ending.  So I thought - has this book ever been challenged by another horror book.   The novel has a wide range of a settings within the region of North Eastern Illinois.  From Chicago to the Southlands are going to be immortalized within the pages of this book.  Some people might call me a bigot or an asshole for challenging that project, but it's well worth challenging that book because it went unchallenged for 100 years.