RAVENWOOD #4 IS HERE!!!

"Ravenwood, Stepson of Mystery Vol 4" has arrived, and like those Airship 27 volumes that preceded it, it's filled with thrilling chills. 

The stories include Lance Stahlberg's "The Case of the Hellbent Thief"; Dewayne Dowers' "The Rabbi's Scourge"; Michael Black's "Voice in the Darkness"; and from yours truly, "Kincaid's House of Altered Cats". 

The haunting cover was rendered by Adam Shaw (who gives the crystal-balled detective a nifty, George Sanders look), and the spellbinding, interior illustrations were fashioned by Ed "Captain Action" Catto.

As a result of this latest volume, Frederick C. Davis' occult investigator continues his popular ascent, with more Ravenwood tales having sprung within current times than during the '30s. 

I'm honored that Ron Fortier asked me to add to Ravenwood's paranormal activities, and it sure feels great to be among the Stepson of Mystery's remarkable raconteurs. 

"Ravenwood, Stepson of Mystery Vol 4" can be purchased at  
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1946183792/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_image_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. 

RAVENWOOD, STEPSON OF MYSTERY, VOL 4: COMING SOON!!!

Per Ron Fortier, Ed Catto will soon submit his final illustrations for "Ravenwood, Stepson of Mystery, Vol 4", and Adam Shaw has turned in his cover. Once the basic proofing is done, the latest Airship 27 edition of Frederick C. Davis' occult detective will hit print. 

As "bizarrechats" readers know, Vol 4 will contain a story by yours truly. I'll be joined by three other Airship 27 authors. The paperback should be a swell one and further advance the-man-with-no-first-name's legend. 

I'll keep readers posted on developments, though I do trust that the next time I report on "Ravenwood Vol 4", its publication date will be confirmed.