James A. Moore had some nice things to say about Ghost of a Marriage:
Richard Dansky’s voice is unique and compelling and his latest novel GHOST OF A MARRIAGE is a unique take on ghost stories and the tragedies that befall us, Funny, poignant, and terrifying in a truly phenomenal blend that stands head and shoulders above the average ghost story, Here is a ghost that will haunt you.–James A. Moore, author of the BLOOD RED series.
Now I’m blushing…
Some of you may recall my good friend Nick Kaufmann’s Five For Writing, wherein we discussed his fungus-centric new novel The Hungry Earth. Well, Nick runs a series of essays on his website called The Scariest Part, wherein he gets horror authors to talk about the scariest part of their new books, and he was kind enough to ask me to contribute. So you can read all about the scariest part of writing Ghost of a Marriage here.
A couple of notes.
First of all, today marks the release of the ebook version of Ghost of a Marriage, available at fine purveyors of electronic books everywhere for the low, low price of $2.99.
Second, I am pleased to announce that my short story “The Taste of It Fresh” has been accepted for publication in the anthology Counting Bodies Like Sheep. This story is my first experiment with body horror, as opposed to my usual weirdness, and I’m very proud of it.
Oh, and just a reminder, I’ll be running virtual round tables on the subject of game narrative at the upcoming Game Developers Conference.
There’s more good news in the pipeline, but I’ll hold off on that until I have more details to share with you. Just a hint, though – if you’re interested in learning about writing for games, keep the weekend of April 1 open…
Today is the big day! GHOST OF A MARRIAGE print edition is now available on Amazon.com and at fine retailers everywhere. Big thanks to the wonderful folks at Crossroad Press for putting the book out!
As for the book itself, it has ghosts. It has a marriage. What more could you ask for?
Remember when I said that Ghost of a Marriage was coming out the first week of February? Well, it looks like Audible is ahead of the curve because the unabridged audiobook is available now! Narrated by Sam Rosenthal, it clocks in at seven and a half hours of spooky goodness. So if you’re the audiobook type, it just might be down your alley.
A little over two weeks to go before the release of Ghost of a Marriage! There’s still time to pre-order here.
Wishing everyone out there a very happy new year! I’d like to take this moment to say thank you to some folks who have been instrumental in my writing this past year. So big thanks to:
So a giant thank you to everyone for all that you did in 2021. Here’s to 2022 and happier days!
The book’s not due out until February, but guess what showed up on my doorstep the other day? That’s right, it’s Ghost of a Marriage. I am thrilled to death, and very much appreciate the kind folks at Crossroad Press who made this happen.
If you want to get your hands on it, too, you can pre-order it here.
I am very happy to announce that my new novel, Ghost of a Marriage, will be released by the fine folks at Crossroad Press on February 8, 2022! And just to whet your appetite for it, here’s the cover!
I am pleased and proud to announce that my new novel, GHOST OF A MARRIAGE, will be coming out from Crossroad Press.
It has a marriage. It has ghosts (plural). And beyond that, you’ll have to wait for details….