Not only do I enjoy scary stories, I’m also a comedy fan. My favorite type of books and movies are those rare few that are able to blend humor with genuine chills. I wrote a short piece about the relationship between humor and horror, which is now up on Jeff Strand’s site, Gleefully Macabre. My thanks to Jeff.
On Friday I’ll be over at Hellnotes to talk about my holiday horror novel, The Wild Hunt.
Today’s Blogbuster Tour stop is, well, here. I have a big announcement about my fourth novel — The Shadow Wolves is now on sale. It’s currently out as an e-book for both the Amazon Kindle and the Barnes & Noble Nook. A 300-page trade paperback version is coming later this month, and in the near future the book will be available for the iPad, Kobo, Stanza, etc.
They are the Shadow Wolves, members of an elite unit that defend the border between Mexico and Arizona’s Tohono O’odham Nation. They protect the reservation from both drug traffickers and illegal immigrants alike. The secret to their success is the dark bond they share, for when the full moon blossoms they stalk the desert as creatures of the night. Some call them werewolves, while tribal elders have an older word for them: skinwalkers.
When a former FBI agent joins the team, he’s welcomed “into the pack.” Scout Hemene revels in his newfound abilities, powers that someone like Hector Villalobos would kill to experience.
As leader of Mexico’s most vicious drug cartel, Villalobos wages war to destroy the shapeshifters. The battle not only pits the Shadow Wolves against Hector’s violent gang, it also tests their loyalties to one another.
Which is more powerful, Man or Beast?
At Horror Web I have an interview I’d conducted with Special Agent Muraco “Scout” Hemene, the protagonist of my fourth novel, The Shadow Wolves. Thanks to JimmyZ for hosting me at his site.
Remember to either comment on my guest posts or follow me on Twitter to be entered to win a $25 Amazon gift card. The Blogbuster Tour continues through the end of this month.
Today I have a guest post at Lindsay Buroker’s blog, E-book Endeavors. It has to do with Espresso Book Machines, which I think will rise in popularity in the next 10-15 years. Thanks to Lindsay for hosting me.
On Friday I’ll have an interview up on Horror Web about my upcoming werewolf novel, The Shadow Wolves.
The Blogbuster Tour continues into its second month with a book review of my first novel, Leviathan, courtesy of 2Read or Not 2Read.
And check back on Wednesday, when I’ll have a guest post over at Ebook Endeavors about the future of publishing.
This morning heralds an excerpt from Dreamland over at Darlyn & Books. Darlyn lives all the way in Malaysia, so a big thanks to her for participating.
Month two of the Blogbuster Tour starts on Monday, when I’ll be guest posting at Black Lagoon Reviews.
Here’s a review of my novel Leviathan, courtesy of Bookish Ardour. You can read it here.
On Friday I’ll have an excerpt from Dreamland over at Darlyn & Books.
Last night I watched a movie on Netflix called The Last Lovecraft. For being a small-budget film, the production values and special effects were pretty good. It was only about 75 minutes long, a minor drawback. Other than that, if you like monster movies with a generous dose of humor (who doesn’t?), I’d recommend it. The ending sets up potential for a sequel, and I hope the producers secure funding for it.
Today there’s a review over at Smash Attack Reads of my novel Dreamland. It also includes a short interview with me about the book. Thanks to Ash for hosting me on her website.
And good news from Comic Con: Cullen Bunn’s series The 6th Gun has been picked up by SyFy to become a mini-series. Read all about it here. I’m so jealous; it’s gonna be great. Congrats to Cullen.
Instead of being interviewed, I conducted an interview of my own with the cover artist of The Shadow Wolves. Paul Mudie was nice enough to answer a few questions for me, and you can read it at Susan K Mann’s blog.
And on Monday I’ll be the one answering questions about Dreamland over at Smash Attack Reads.
Today is the ninth stop on the Blogbuster Tour. I have an interview over at Megalith Books about the writing process for Leviathan. Be sure to check it out.
And on Friday I’ll conduct an interview of my own with Paul Mudie, cover artist for The Shadow Wolves. That will be posted on Susan K. Mann’s website.
As always, be sure to leave a comment either here or on the daily guest blog. The more you comment, the more times you’ll be entered to win a $25 Amazon gift card. Or follow me on Twitter @JaredSandman for a chance to win.
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