Welcome to Author Brian James Freeman’s Website
Welcome to Author Brian James Freeman’s new website. If you’re here for the blog, you can scroll down the front page a bit for the latest updates or use the pull-down menu at the top of the website to select a specific section. You can also read all about Brian’s books, short stories, other writing, biography, Lonely Road Books, and even order his eBooks directly from Brian through this website’s store. Thanks for stopping by!
My post on the Kobo Writing Life blog
My post “The Cemetery Dance Publication eBook Line” was published on the Kobo Writing Life blog today. Check it out!
Lettered Edition Art Pages For The Dark Man by Stephen King
We decided to try something a little different for the Deluxe Lettered Edition of The Dark Man by Stephen King. Each copy of the Lettered Edition from Cemetery Dance Publications includes a hand-drawn Dark Man illustration by Glenn Chadbourne that will be tipped into the front of the book.
To make this possible, we printed up special art sheets, sent them to Glenn in Maine, who spent about two weeks illustrating them, and then he sent them back. Now they’re with the printer, who will be carefully placing one in each copy of the Lettered Edition to make that copy unique.
I thought some of our collectors might like to see a few of the drawings so I scanned a couple of pages before they left the office.
Scenes from the Cemetery Dance Office: The Dark Man Bookmark For The Slipcased Trade Edition
The exclusive bookmarks for the slipcased trade edition of The Dark Man by Stephen King have arrived:
Book Covers I Like: Swan Song by Robert McCammon
This was one of the first small press Limited Edition books I ever saw as a kid and I was instantly hooked:
Swan Song by Robert McCammon, Dark Harvest, 1989.
Special thanks to Hunter Goatley over at the official Robert McCammon website for the scan.
Scenes from the Cemetery Dance office: Doctor Sleep by Stephen King Review Copy from Scribner
The review copy of Doctor Sleep by Stephen King arrived from Scribner the other week, but I just now had a chance to snap a quick shot:
