World’s Collider FREE this weekend!

This weekend only, Nightscape Press is offering its three debut titles for FREE on Amazon Kindle. That means you can download World's Collider for nothing on Friday, Saturday and Sunday (September 14th to 16th). You can also download Peter Dudar's debut novel, A Requiem For Dead Flies, and Colliderist Trent Zelazny's novella, Butterfly Potion, all for zero dollars (or zero pounds if you're in the UK). Pretty cool huh? (more…)
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Book Reviews for Sale!

Announcing my new venture: Paid Book Reviews! In the interests of raising a little cash, I've decided to offer my services to write book reviews for reasonable fees. Need more 5-stars on your Amazon page? I can help! Simply browse through our unique collection of fully customizable book reviews and choose the one that best suits your product. Our reviews feature an overload of superlatives, typos and egregious grammatical errors for that authentic feel. Fees include the exclusive use of your...
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News, reviews and birthday blues…

Lots to catch up on. Firstly, a bittersweet day this past Wednesday. This site turned one year old and I tried to think of a fitting way to celebrate. Unfortunately, the day job intervened and I didn't have time, which is more or less the story of my life for the past eight months. Ho hum. So happy birthday, website and I'm sorry the best I could come up with was a balloon image. You've done pretty well over the last year, and I hope you last for many more. (more…)
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An incredible week!

So World's Collider was published on July 10th and sold pretty well out of the gate, but then something happened on Thursday morning (July 19th) that changed everything. This e-mail was sent to everyone in the UK who had previously bought one of Aaron Rosenberg's books from Amazon. So basically, Amazon UK saw that World's Collider featured Aaron, assumed this was his latest book (which it only sort of is) and publicized it to all his previous customers. Now Aaron has sold quite a lot o...
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Steven Savile Interview and news roundup

First up, we have a brand new World's Collider interview on the site today! Steven Savile, one of the biggest names in the anthology, talks to Elise Hattersley. Well worth checking out. So World's Collider was published a few days ago and it's been a mixed week overall. Sales have been pretty good out of the gate and we're getting lots of positive buzz. The launch was marred somewhat by the attack on the book's Amazon page by some lowlife who we know has not even read the book, but this w...
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World’s Collider is Here!

Yes, it really is true, World's Collider is now available to buy for your Kindle! Amazon US Amazon UK The trade paperback can be ordered direct from Nightscape Press More formats to follow. Buy it. Read it. Tell us what you think! Check out the roundtable interview with nearly all the writers, and this news posting to find out what Ian Whates thought of the anthology, and to read some interesting (sort of) trivia.
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World’s Collider news

We're getting very close to World's Collider's release date now and in the meantime we have some cool stuff for you. Firstly is the anthology's very first author blurb. It comes from the talented and lovely Ian Whates, author of novels City of Dreams and Nightmare and The Noise Within, and editor of Solaris Rising: The New Solaris Book of Science Fiction. He loved the book and provided the following blurb to include on the back cover. “Editor Richard Salter has overseen the creation of a chi...
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World’s Collider coming July 10th 2012!

The time is nearly here. On July 10th 2012, World's Collider will be released and you'll be able to download a copy to your Kindle or order a trade paperback. You can even pre-order a copy now, direct from publisher Nightscape Press! The final Table of Contents has been released. You can see it on the World's Collider page. If you can't wait until July 10th, here's an extract from Simon Kurt Unsworth's story, The Coming Scream. (more…)
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World’s Collider – Delivered!

I am proud and somewhat relieved to have delivered the complete manuscript for World's Collider to Nightscape Press. In the end it took an extraordinary amount of effort, and not just on my part. Pity Steven Savile who had agreed to write the final story. Steven was given a detailed brief explaining how to wrap up all the various plot threads, but given the time crunch towards the end I was still tinkering with the storyline while the final story was being written. Steven was ready to kill me,...
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Why World’s Collider Quit Open Casket Press

So it's all over the internet, there isn't much need to be diplomatic any more. I don't go out of my way to badmouth anyone, but in this case I think it's important that everyone who has had negative dealings with a certain publisher needs to speak out. The more of us come out of the closet on this, the less new writers will fall into the same trap. I'm talking of course about Open Casket Press, one-time publishers-to-be of World's Collider. This small press is a one-man show, run by Anthony ...
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