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| Author: | Nanci [ Tue May 11, 2010 8:42 pm ] |
| Post subject: | The new DarkRegions.com is here! |
We are happy to announce that the new DarkRegions.com website has been officially launched! This site has many great new features. We now have an integrated search function with search tips that you can use to find books by your favorite authors! A completely integrated checkout and account system where you can create a customer account to keep track of your order status, view past orders, make a wish list and much more! Sort functions that allow you to sort books by title, price and more! A brand new blog where authors, artists, poets and staff will regularly post new blogs about books, projects or life in general. Coming soon are forums where you will be able to interact with your favorite authors, artists and poets about their work and much more. Go check out everything that's new at: http://www.DarkRegions.com Also, there's an exclusive interview with Jeff Strand about his novel Dweller and an exclusive blog written by William Ollie about his new novel Sideshow at the brand new Dark Regions blog located here: http://www.darkregions.com/pages/Blog.html Sideshow by William Ollie Dark Regions Press is proud to announce Sideshow, a brand new novel by William Ollie! You can read an exclusive blog from William Ollie on the new Dark Regions blog! Click to read more about Sideshow by William Ollie! "With his second effort, William Ollie has made a quantum leap beyond the promise of his excellent debut novel The Damned, revealing to his readers a mysterious Ferris wheel and carnival recreating ominous feelings once produced by the classic Something Wicked This Way Comes; and a handling of viewpoints of two young boys every bit as deftly as the best of Stephen King. Chills and thrills abound in Hannibal Cobb's Kansas City Carnival, a place of magic and mystery you won't soon forget. Sideshow has my highest recommendation." - Gene O'Neil, Author of Doc Good's Traveling Show The smoke ring rose, higher and higher, changing shape as it went, until it disappeared into a cloud that moments ago had looked like the caboose of a train, a cloud that now began to change, to mold and meld, to twist and turn and take on the shape of the thing that had entered it. This thing, this dark entity, hung frozen in the sky, calling those chosen few out from their houses, their bars and their factories, calling them forth to face what waited in that dark and foreboding night. Justin Henry didn't believe his friend had seen a Ferris wheel rise up from the ground like a runaway vine. But he followed Mickey Reardon out to the overgrown field at the edge of their little country community anyway. Now two thirteen-year-old boys have seen something they shouldn't have, witnessed something they couldn't have, and neither of their lives will ever be the same again. The carnival is in town, a very different kind of carnival this year. One no one will be coming home from. Click to read more about Sideshow by William Ollie! |
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