Bullet point of the apocalypse

* First, many many thanks to all of the awesome folks who voted for Go-Go Girls of the Apocalypse over at the Book Spot Central book vs. book smackdown tournament. Your efforts have propelled me into the Sweet Sixteen round. Voting is open for the next round, so I hope you'll stick with me and go vote again. Thanks!

* Next, thank you thank you thank you to the cool people in the Louisiana State University English Department who run the Readers & Writers Series and invited me to read last night to a very receptive crowd. It was fun. Double extra thanks to Professor Brannon Costello who introduced me and made me sound like a big shot. Poet Laura Mullen put the whole event together. Thanks heaped onto her also. The other reader on the bill was poet Oni Buchanan who dazzled the crowd the a multi-media presentation. Super-keen fun all around.

* If you enjoy apocalypse and own an X-Box360 then you should be playing THIS.

* Vampire A GO-GO has sold to Germany.

* TEASER. New awesome projects in the works. Stay tuned to this blog for announcements.

Book Spot Central book vs. book smackdown ... Go-Go Girls against the ropes

Folks, voting is still open at Book Spot Central and my novel Go-Go Girls of the Apocalypse is trailing by just a vote or two. Don't wait. Go and vote now! The Go-Go Girls will thank you. (Not in person.)

SNIKT

The cool folks over at Comic Book Resources caught up with me recently to ask a few questions about the upcoming issue of Wolverine I wrote for Marvel Comics. Go check it out.

Book Spot Central book vs. book smackdown tournament: part 2

I'm still not exactly sure how this works, but apparently my novel Go-Go Girls of the Apocalypse has made it past the first round. If you didn't have a chance to vote before (or would like to vote again) then go to Book Spot Central and vote for the fighting Go-Go Girls. If you do, you'll build Karma.

GO-GO GIRLS OF THE APOCALYPSE March Madness Tournament Smackdown!

Just got word that Book Spot Central is running some sort of March Madness type tournament in which they pit novels against one another in a cage match. Blood and carnage. If you read Go-GO and enjoyed the novel, then please go vote. I'm only just hearing about this tournament, and I'm not 100% clear on all the details, but everyone loves a good fight, right? GO VOTE!

Friday night wine choice

Mmmmmmmmmmmmm. Blind animals.

Yo, Cross-genre types, PLOTS WITH (ray) GUNS needs you.

Anthony Neil Smith needs your kick-ass noir/transgressive stories ... but with a future twist. You can check out submission details RIGHT HERE.

Okay, writer types. Lets see if you have the chops for PWG.