I had so much fun last night in Princeton, NJ, for the American launch of THE GRIMOIRE OF KENSINGTON MARKET at Labyrinth Books, in conjunction with the Princeton Public Library. I was tapped to interview Lauren before a live audience, after which she fielded questions...
I'm beyond excited to share the first glimpse at the wonderful cover Grey Matter Press put together for The Isle, coming out December 11. ...
Jim McLeod at Ginger Nuts of Horror asked writers to list five scary books to read for Halloween. The trick - other than narrowing a list of hundreds down to five, was to find books that people might not have thought of that still capture...
I'll be interviewing author Lauren B. Davis in front of a live audience for the launch of her modern day fairy tale, The Grimoire of Kensington Market. The event is on November 1 in Princeton New Jersey at Labyrinth Books - 122 Nassau Street, Princeton,...
I was delighted to speak with the San Antonio Current for their write up on Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing. Check it out here ...
Before I decided to pursue my dream of writing, I spent nearly two decades in public relations...
I'm delighted to share that my short story "Stuck Bucky" will be included in STRANGE AEONS issue #23, with knockout cover art by Nick 'The Hat' Gucker. Pre-orders are open now. From their announcement: "All right, all right, all right...
The anthology LOST FILMS debuts tomorrow and I'm thrilled to have my own story, "Archibald Leech: The Many Storied Man" included among the 19 tales of celluloid terror. Here's an early look at the introduction to the book, from Max Booth III: When I was eleven,...
Publishers Weekly singled out several stories from LOST FILMS and had this to say about mine: *John C. Foster’s “Archibald Leech, The Many-Storied Man,” Brian Asman’s “A Festival of Fiends,” and Eugenia M. Triantafyllou’s “Ghost Mapping” are exceptional offerings that sacrifice neither storytelling nor style...
Sci Fi and Fantasy Reviewer released a wonderful review of the upcoming LOST FILMS anthology (PMMP) and had these kind words for my contribution to the book: Another highlight of the anthology for me was Archibald Leech, The Many-Storied Man by John C. Foster. It’s difficult, in a...