Author Don D’Ammassa’s collection of short science fiction stories, “Translation Station,” was published by Merry Blacksmith Press in June. The collection can be purchased through Amazon (http://amzn.to/o2boNn).
His first novel, Blood Beast, has been completely rewritten and published under its original title, The Gargoyle. It has been published by Necon Books (http://neconebooks.com/).
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The covers for the two anthologies fit together very nicely. Check out the covers in the above image.
NECON E-BOOKS ANNOUNCES TITLES FROM TWO OF NEHW’S FINEST
Necon e-books have reached readers worldwide. The company is very proud of its local roots; after all, they are based in Rhode Island and “Necon” itself stands for “Northeastern Writers’ Conference.” As such, they take great pleasure in announcing that two of the latest titles (one currently available and one forthcoming) are from authors with whom New England Horror Writers’ members just might be a tad familiar.
AVAILABLE NOW: Christmas Trees and Monkeys by Daniel G. Keohane
The first volume of collected short fiction from the immensely talented Dan Keohane is a fun, harrowing and intoxicating menagerie, which includes four original stories and an introduction from the author for each tale. Moreover, just in case you need one more reason to purchase this title, Dan has provided it. In his own words: “As with the print edition, 100 percent of all author royalties earned from the sale of this collection are being donated to the New England Multiple Sclerosis Society, in honor of my sister Anne. I figured I already got paid for most of these stories, anyway, so may as well let someone else benefit from them now — aside from you, dear readers.”
COMING SOON: The Gargoyle by Don D’Ammassa
In the author’s words, “This novel previously appeared in substantially different form as Blood Beast.” When we first approached Don about publishing his work, he insisted that he did not just want to revise his novel, he wanted to rewrite it; in amazingly short order, he returned and absolutely floored us with his newly-titled manuscript, The Gargoyle. D’Ammassa is a true wordsmith and a master storyteller; pick up this latest title of our Necon Classic Horror Library, and you’ll see why.
As always, all Necon E-Books titles are available at www.neconebooks.com and other major e-book distribution sites.
Author Deb Eskie’s story, “Mother’s Sin,” is in the next edition of 69 Flavors of Paranoia (http://69flavorsofparanoia.com/). Her story can be found under “Dinner is Served: Menu 11.”
The anthology, Sinisterotica, which contains a story by her is now available as an ebook (http://amzn.to/kxIxmJ and http://bit.ly/k1xblY).
New England Horror Writer member Belinda Frisch’s novel Dead Spell is now available on Kindle and Nook. 
Check out the links below.
Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Spell-ebook/dp/B004OR1BPS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2&s=digital-text&qid=1298328975&sr=1-1
Nook: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/books/product.aspx?ean=2940012255464
In the novel, the character of Brea is happy to help her best friend Harmony hunt Tom, the ghost that is haunting her, as long as it’s from a distance. The two girls couldn’t be more different: Brea is an engineer’s daughter; Harmony, a paranoid schizophrenic’s. But when Harmony dies and Brea becomes the target, she must figure out who Tom is and what he wants before she is next.
Brea goes from reclusive to reckless, breaking down barriers at school and at home by asserting herself in a way only Harmony knew how. She is torn between her life and her dead best friend’s and between the boys in each of them. As she straddles the lines, Brea finds out that even best friends have secrets.
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