Archive of 2012 July
Kindle Fire Giveaway
on July 30th, 2012 in Blog Post by johnhornor | 8 CommentsCONTEST IS CLOSED, WINNER CHOSEN. The Kindle Fire is an amazing little gadget. Running on Android platform, you can read books, watch videos, play Angry Birds, surf the web, check your bank account, and do whatever you like to do computer, internet-wise! Fits snug in your hand, too, which is…
Continue reading...Three New Reviews for THIS DARK EARTH
on July 30th, 2012 in Blog Post by johnhornor | 1 CommentIt feels good getting good reviews, especially from your hometown newspaper. And this less effusive yet still positive one from Rue Morgue (I think that particular reviewer has had to read one too-many zombie novels). And finally, my good friend Dan O’Shea says nice things about This Dark Earth over…
Continue reading...My Top Ten Apocalyptic Novels
on July 26th, 2012 in Uncategorized by johnhornor | 5 CommentsI’ve been Mr. Frowny lately in my blog posts and people are worried I’m depressed. I’m NOT! So I thought I should blog on a more lighthearted matter: THE APOCALYPSE! In light of the release of This Dark Earth (have you bought your copy yet?) I set down here in indelible…
Continue reading...What I’ve Learned About Free Stuff and Human Nature
on July 25th, 2012 in Blog Post by johnhornor | 8 CommentsWay back in the early days of the Internet when I was working at advertising agencies, one of my bosses would always bring up the fact that the word FREE was the most searched for word on the web. Or the information super-highway. We were so silly back then. This…
Continue reading...FIERCE AS THE GRAVE is FREE
on July 19th, 2012 in Blog Post, Blogroll by johnhornor | 4 CommentsMy horror quartet, Fierce as the Grave, is free for the next five days, from July 20 to July 25. The collection features the story that was the inception and beginning of This Dark Earth called “Heaven of Animals,” a title I cribbed from legendary Southern author and poet James…
Continue reading...Recent and Upcoming Events – July 2012
on July 6th, 2012 in Blog Post by johnhornor | 6 CommentsJust returned from Fandom Fest in Louisville. That was a fun convention but due to organizational issues, the literary track was seriously under-attended. While there were at least ten thousand people there for the con, the organizers didn’t have a cohesive guide or schedule for any of it and the authors…
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