Since at least December, a new issue of The Dark Magazine arrives every month on my ereader. I’ll admit, I haven’t had much of a stomach for horror since my kids were born, despite my brain being wired to write… Read More ›
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Queen of None, a novel by Natania Barron, to be released by Vernacular Books in the fall of 2020
Vernacular Book is thrilled to announce we have acquired Queen of None, a novel by Natania Barron, to be released in the fall of 2020. Natania is the author of dozens of short stories, a fistful of novellas, and a… Read More ›
Icewind Distancing 3
For days and nights, the group of would-be heroes journeyed through the snow and ice to reach the mouth of the volcanic caves. It was a cold, quiet journey through wind-swept ice and brutal nights. The old mountain pathways were… Read More ›
Icewind Distancing 2:Forgotten Gods and Ruined Kingdoms Lost to War
The death of Kresselack’s guardians left his tomb exposed. He stood alone in an empty room beside his own sarcophagus. He was dead, of course, but revived into a shadow life of undeath, holding his sword and gazing at us… Read More ›
Icewind Distancing Part 1
I only play video games when I’m burned out or depressed. I’m not counting Pokemon Go! or computer chess when I say that. Those aren’t the kind of games one plays in a dark room alone for hours. One of… Read More ›
Guest Review: Paul Jessup reviews the Weird Dream Society’s Anthology in support of RAICES
Weird Dream Society: An Anthology in Support of RAICES Edited by Julie C. Day With stories by: Nathan Ballingrud, Carina Bissett, Gregory Norman Bossert, Karen Bovenmyer, Christopher Brown, Emily Cataneo, Julie C. Day, Michael J Deluca, Gemma Files, A.T. Greenblatt,… Read More ›
The Way of the Laser Pre-order
Vernacular Books is proud to announce The Way of the Laser is now available for pre-order! Featuring 18 stories of futuristic fiction from Julie C. Day, Patrice Sarath, Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam, Paul Jessup, Natania Barron, Jennifer Brozek, Katie Cord, Jamie… Read More ›
Nazis Were Never This Clever, Al Pacino Always Was
I enjoyed the much-hyped series on Amazon Prime, starring Al Pacino as a sort of Jewish Professor X leading a team of experts and super soldiers on a path of revenge: Nazis have infiltrated America, and they have escaped justice… Read More ›
Backer Rewards Update
Thanks for your patience, everyone, while we clear off the Kickstarter To-Do list. Our first big wave of eBooks went out, last night. This one was all PDF. We should be able to handle conversions for those that want them… Read More ›
Troop Zero Disappoints Even As It Is Adorable
The advertisements for the film TROOP ZERO seem to be a melange of other films’ influences, with quirky Wes Anderson notes, hints of BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD, and the lo-fi, indie sensibility that suggests a new kind of movie… Read More ›