I see there's never much discussion on Wrath's board. Succulent Prey is one of my favorite books. I am eagerly awaiting the release of Poisoning Eros parts I and II, which should be today from what Side Show Press has announced. Anybody else out there waiting on this OOP hard to find story from Wrath and Monica?

Wrath drops by occasionally, he sometimes goes into the Cellar.

And Yeah, I heard a lot about this one, I am very curious about it.

Tt

I wonder whatever happened to Wrath's novel about a creature stalking a runner in a desert marathon...It was supposed to come out from Leisure but it seems to have disappeared with Leisure's restructuring.

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Miles of Hell it was called!

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Yeah, Miles of Hell was put on hold until a new mass market deal has been secured with a company other than Leisure. That shouldn't be too long though. I'll certainly let you know when it happens.

Finally got my copy in the mail today after patiently waiting since Nov. The look and feel and quality of this book is outstanding, now cant wait to dig in and see what its all about. #80 out of only 100 copies

Are Deadite re-releasing this??

I work outside up in Canada right now and I've been reading this thing at work for the past few days. Side show press version # 28. It's quite good, and almost biblical in it's presentation. The story is...well... Fucking amazing!!! I'm diggin this thing big time. This guy just came up to me today, took a look at the book and he says, "Woh, reading some pretty heavy shit, eh?". I wait "yeah, Wrath James White, check this guy out, he kills it, every page.". Guy thought I was reading some rare Satanic grimoire or something, never have I seen a book like this.

Love all the Nietzsche quotes. As soon as I saw that I knew I was in business.

Wrath, I have alot of your other books as well but I am curious as to how, when, and under what circumstances you wrote this book. Were you working part time at a donut shop, steel mill or what ever, slagging out the hours by day and writing by night, or what?? Give me some perspective, I am seriously curious.

I'm thinking I need to quit my job and grind it out like Steven king did in the old cabin, minus the coke.

Follow up question for Wrath...

Just finished Euros... Absolutely killer. I love the description of the killings and how brutal the entire this was, but at the same time to had some very clear points you were trying to get across. Was this story planned out from start to finish, or did you And Monica O'Rourke basically dive in and let the story tell itself??

Hail Hail!!