It's time for me to toot my own horn with warm-weather, reading recommendations by, well, none other than yours truly.
My most recent, fictional published product can be found in "Ravenwood, Stepson of Mystery Vol 4", with a weird tale entitled, "Kincaid's House of Altered Cats". The edition's accompanying stories are by Dewayne Dowers, Michael Black and Lance Stahlberg. All works are certain to enthrall to the utmost degree.
To add to the anthology's haunting splendor, Vol. 4 contains inspiring illustrations by Ed Catto and an enchanting cover by Adam Shaw.
The paperback and Kindle editions await at
https://www.amazon.com/Ravenwood-Stepson-Mystery-L-R-Stahlberg-ebook/dp/B087QYL2YM/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ravenwood+stepson+of+mystery+vol+4&qid=1590232365&sr=8-1.
In addition, "The Persona: Green-Fleshed Fiends" is still in circulation and anxious for more reads. (It would certainly make a swell gift for friends and family.) My novel covers the further exploits of Michael Mansford, aka the Persona, who avenges wrongs upon donning a magical mask.
"Green-Fleshed Fiends" includes intricate illustrations by Kevin Broden and a delightful cover by Chris Rawding.
Paperback and Kindle versions beckon at
https://www.amazon.com/Persona-Green-Fleshed-Fiends-Michael-Housel/dp/194618364.
The wonderful, "Green-Fleshed Fiends", Radio Archives audio book, which is performed to superb measure by Paul Curtis, can be purchased at
https://www.radioarchives.com/The_Persona_Green_Fleshed_Fiends_p/ra784.htm.
Snatch some sublime, summertime sensations from your pal, Michael Housel and of course, Airship 27 Productions.
Pulp Fiction for a New Generation!!!
During this time of woeful confinement, folks have requested my reading recommendations. With sincere eagerness, I've granted them examples (suited to each's disposition), suggesting works by Ray Bradbury, Roald Dahl, Clive Barker, Richard Matheson, Anne Rice, David C. Smith, Ron Fortier and Ruby Jean Jensen.
However, do keep in mind that on occasion, I must spout my own humble, promotional spin. In case folks have forgotten, I'm a novelist, as well as a blogger.
With that said, my latest Airship 27 paperback, "The Persona: Green-Fleshed Fiends" is available for absorption (and adorned no less by an amazing Chris Rawding cover and astounding Kevin Paul Shaw Broden illustrations). In addition, one can buy a Radio Archives "Green-Fleshed Fiends" unabridged, audio book, performed by the expressive Paul Curtis.
"Green-Fleshed Fiends" spotlights my New Pulp hero, Michael Mansford, aka the Persona, who was inspired by the likes of Doctor Strange and the Shadow. The surreal story and its uncanny characters (including those eponymous "fiends") should keep one occupied, while wiping away the doldrums, at least for a few isolated hours.
Please do give either version a whirl. I sure would appreciate the patronage and believe that all readers/listeners will be quite pleased with the escapist results.
The paperback can be purchased at
https://bizarrechats.blogspot.com/2020/04/farewell-julie-bennett.html and the audio book at
https://www.radioarchives.com/The_Persona_Green_Fleshed_Fiends_p/ra784.htm.
Join the New Pulp visual/audio fun with another sprawling episode of Airship 27's Podcast (Feb '20): the historic, 60th installment, no less!!!
This time Captain Ron Fortier and Chief Engineer Rob Davis give shout-outs to Airship's Loyal Airmen, Bob Deis and Paul Bishop for their podcast creation, "Six Gun Justice", which covers western storytelling in novels, movies, television shows, radio plays and comics.
Ron and Rob also detail such current and upcoming releases and related characters as Bulldog Drummond ("On Poisoned Ground", as read by Paul "Green-Fleshed Fiends" Curtis), Jezebel Johnston (in a beyond-the-sea jaunt), the Bay Phantom (with Kevin "Green-Fleshed Fiends" Broden's illustrations) and Brad Sinor's highly anticipated thriller, "The Eye of Dawn".
Dial in at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFsvg5xHerc&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0mMcur6mFbF5_UiHiLurxpE9LhlkCxesllqmeTqvAXbtKHk8By9gZduKM.
Hello, my dear "bizarrechats" readers and New Pulp devotees.
The Radio Archives audio book of my Airship 27 Productions novel, "The Persona: Green-Fleshed Fiends" is now available for purchase, brought to exciting life by voice actor, Paul Curtis (featured in the distinguished photo below).
Curtis invests great respect into each and every characterization of my "twisted reality", including the vocalization of wee Sontar, which he pulls off with cool credibility.
The Radio Archives release is unabridged (running approximately 6 hours) and consists of 6 CDs (all packaged in a stylish, collector's case). One can also download the novel for a more immediate listen.
I'm pleased and impressed by Mr. Curtis' expressive interpretation of my work and honored that he and Radio Archives are associated with my mystical mythology.
One can order the "Green-Fleshed Fiends" audio book at
https://www.radioarchives.com/The_Persona_Green_Fleshed_Fiends_p/ra784.htm. (A sample of Curtis' polished performance is available for one's listening pleasure at the site.)
