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Horror Tree @horrortree.com · 25/04/2025

Check out our #BookReview of Black Out the Stars by Christopher Bond horrortree.com/epeolatry-bo... #AmReading #AmWriting #WritersLife #bookworm #IndieWriter #IndieAuthors #horror #Book #Books #WritingCommunity

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Christopher Bond @christopherbond.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

His Hail Saten collection is great too. Good peek at the state of horror in the late 90s/early 00s.

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Christopher Bond @christopherbond.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

I've admittedly read too little of Brian's fiction, but his nonfiction is captivating. Such a humorous and brutally honest look at the insides of the horror fiction community from someone who's been living it for decades. Really, really dug this one.

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Christopher Bond @christopherbond.bsky.social · 26/03/2025

Two more days! Can’t wait to unleash this dark little piece of hillbilly gothic out into the world!

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Chuck Wendig @chuckwendig.bsky.social · 24/02/2025

It would seem as if THE BOOK OF ACCIDENTS is a mere one-ninety-nine from your favorite electronic book-o-matic website, so if you like haunted houses, creepy coal mines, disappearing serial killers, weird owls, and the problem of generational trauma, then this might just be the book for you.

Creepy green-toned B&W photo of an old creepy-ass farmhouse -- grass around it looks dead, the trees behind are leafless. Someone stands in the center of the frame, ill-seen, blurry, as if they barely exist in the world. This is part of the cover of the book THE BOOK OF ACCIDENTS by Chuck Wendig, cover by Fritz Mesch

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This Is Horror | Michael David Wilson @thisishorror.bsky.social · 21/02/2025

Can I come on your podcast to talk about my forthcoming dark comedy book, Daddy’s Boy? It’s Shameless meets Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen with the incompetence of The Hangover. @davidmoody.bsky.social calls it “a wild, no-holds-barred, unpredictably violent family comedy”. Get in touch.

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Christopher Bond @christopherbond.bsky.social · 20/02/2025

And it was hilarious and disgusting in equal measure. Still gag sometimes thinking about it.

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Christopher Bond @christopherbond.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

Been waiting a long time to finally be able to share this gorgeous cover! Just incredibly stellar work by @toddkeisling.com. Keep an eye open for Black Out the Stars, coming next month via @thirdestatebooks.bsky.social!

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Christopher Bond @christopherbond.bsky.social · 19/01/2025

Congrats, Alma! That’s HUGE, and well deserved.

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Christopher Bond @christopherbond.bsky.social · 16/01/2025

He had the uncanny ability to unsettle you with a single shot, or a single phrase. The scenes of the curtain blowing in Blue Velvet made me nearly as uneasy as the rest of the film, and I could never tell you why. Maybe David Lynch couldn’t either, but he knew they needed to be there.