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Written by Bobby Nash.
Cover by Plasmafire Graphics' Jeffrey Hayes.
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I think it's time to redesign my convention table set up. I've had pretty much this same type of set up for several years now. It varies slightly from event to event depending on how much table space I have, but racks of books and art. Not sure what I want to do next, but want it to be inviting and showcase the books. I've adjusted a bit already, adding more art to the racks so it's eye level like the books, but there's still more to do. Putting on my thinking cap.
Any suggestions?
Bobby
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Written by Bobby Nash.
Cover by Plasmafire Graphics' Jeffrey Hayes.
Published by BEN Books.
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Enjoy.
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Read the opening chapter of Sweet Nothins for FREE right HERE then please consider joining us each week. Memberships start for as low as $1 a month and you can find a lot of my work available to read for this low, low price, and that includes the serialized stories. I hope you'll join us on Patreon. It helps me a lot. Thank you.
Written by Bobby Nash.
Cover by Plasmafire Graphics' Jeffrey Hayes.
Published by BEN Books.
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So, without further ado, here’s what you get:
“Summer in Rome” by James Chambers – Private Kolchak is stationed in Rome in 1945 and hears about a soldier who can’t be killed. This story is the most accurate in style to the original show, and it was a great choice to lead with.
“The Shot Heard Round the Underworld” by James Aquilone – Covering a New York Sultan’s baseball game leads to a baseball glove with a sigil, and plots of revenge.
“The Devil Level” by Bobby Nash – Kolchak is a war correspondent in Vietnam. He meets a couple of eerie locals after the bus he was riding in was shelled.
“On the Road with Carl” by David Avallone – This never-published account was found among Carl Kolchak’s papers. The story is written by Tony Vincenzo.
“The Black Volga” by Will McDermott – A Black Volga limousine transporting a mysterious visiting bishop, and missing children whose bodies turn up horribly desecrated are the focus here. One of my three favorite stories of the anthology.
“Up From the Underground” by Stephen Mark Rainey – Carl looks into an otherworldly entity baiting humans in an unusual way. Another favorite story.
“Devour the Dead” by Naching T. Kassa – The worst blizzard in Chicago history has Kolchak investigating the deaths of two elderly sisters and a small black box with something terrifying inside. The final favorite story.
“Blood Witch” by Owl Goingback – Kolchak’s covering of a Mexican Art Exhibit gets derailed by a shapeshifter.
“A View with a Room” by Jim Beard – Kolchak investigates three missing men who never left the airport in Chicago, discovers how these people are being taken, and meets a “watcher” from whom he gets a little, but not quite enough insight.
“Wolf’s Clothing” by Leverett Butts – This story finds Kolchak in Georgia, actually assigned to investigate werewolf attacks that have killed some teenagers. But he discovers that the attacks are caused by something completely different.
“Bruises on the Flesh of God” by Charles R. Rutledge – Kolchak is in Taos, New Mexico, at the Taos Research Laboratory, to look into murders in which there is no trace of an assailant. What’s interesting is that the Army is involved and Carl discovers just how thin the boundaries between worlds really are.
“L. A. Lizard” by Lisa Morton – Carl is in L. A. to check out Lizard Man sightings downtown.
“The Devil’s Chapel” by Simon Bestwick – Kolchak is semi-retired and living in Florida when he receives a letter from an old lover from 1940 asking him to come for a visit in Wales. What he lets himself in for is a sleepwalking kid, a glowing chapel at the top of a hill, and a cult leader who isn’t quite as dead as he should be.
If you’re a Kolchak fan, or even if you’ve never heard of him, I urge you to give yourself a present and buy a copy of Kolchak Eras. You won’t be sorry. It’s so much fun. Thank you, James Aquilone, for the trip down (new) Memory Lane.
5 out of 5 stars"
Thanks again.
Bobby
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Thanks again, Josh!
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Happy Reading.
Bobby