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While supplies last, use the coupon code GOFISH to get a FREE Scratch and Dent copy of The Fisherman. Details here: wordhorde.com/news-from-the-…

6:54 pm · 04.03.21

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Cover Reveal: The Wolf’s Feast by Christine Morgan Coming Freya’s day, April 30: The Wolf’s Feast, the newest collection of Christine Morgan’s Viking stories and sagas.wordhorde.com pic.twitter.com/w86nZkEQkQ

4:27 pm · 03.30.21

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The Sturgis Library conversation between P. Djeli Clark (Ring Shout) and Craig Laurance Gidney (A Spectral Hue) has been archived here. Tune in and hear Djeli and Craig talk about Writing Between Genres, process, and more.youtu.be/ENCVROwKIzg

7:31 pm · 02.26.21

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Tonight at 8 pm EST, the Free Library of Philadelphia will be presenting a live reading of John Langan’s “To See, To Be Seen” (from Stoker-nominated collection The Children of the Fang and Other Genealogies) at facebook.com/PhilbrickHall

4:36 pm · 02.24.21

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Two Word Horde books, Kristi DeMeester’s Beneath and Nadia Bulkin’s She Said Destroy, are featured on Mother Horror’s Top Twenty Indie Horror Books Written by Women. Check out the full list here... cemeterydance.com/extras/top-…

5:23 pm · 02.19.21

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Congratulations to Scott R. Jones and John Langan, who both appear on the Locus recommended reading list! Link: locusmag.com/2021/02/2020-l…

4:10 pm · 02.01.21

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Start 2021 in style... with books. wordhorde.com/its-the-about-…

10:02 pm · 12.31.20

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It’s the end of the year (as we know it), so grab some books and save some cash during our end of the year sale. wordhorde.com/its-the-about-…

5:27 pm · 12.29.20

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From now through December 31, take 25% off your order of new Word Horde books (except scratch and dent) with coupon code DUMPSTER. wordhorde.com/its-the-about-… pic.twitter.com/UFY1JDEwtf

4:08 am · 12.28.20

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“…Thomas offers both a series of character-driven individual narratives and an engaging gestalt vision of the liminal zone between beliefs and reality.” —Dave Higgins on Jeffrey Thomas’ The Unnamed Country davidjhiggins.wordpress.com/2…

9:03 pm · 12.04.20

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