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Seventh Star Press is proud to announce that the Road Ghosts Omnibus Edition by E. Chris Garrison, containing the complete Road Ghosts Trilogy plus a bonus short story, is now available in both print and eBook editions! An exciting blend of thrills, the paranormal, and humor, Road Ghosts: Omnibus Edition includes the complete Road Ghosts Trilogy (Four ’til Late, Sinking Down, and Me and the Devil) plus the bonus short story “Spectral Delivery”! To get Road Ghosts Omnibus Edition today, use the following direct links! eBook Kindle Nook Kobo iTunes (will be available very shortly, check back for direct link) Print Amazon.com Barnes and NobleRead More →

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Seventh Star Press is proud to announce the availability of a new Road Ghosts Story from Eric Garrison, the eBook short story “Spectral Delivery”! Featuring new cover art by Kirsten Maloney, and edited by Kathy Watness and R.J. Sullivan, the story is from the same world that includes Eric’s Road Ghosts Trilogy books such as Four ’til Late and Sinking Down. The eBook short story is perfect for Valentine’s day and is available for only 99 cents for the Kindle, Nook, iBookstore, Kobo, and other reading devices. Pick up “Spectral Delivery” today at the links below! Synopsis of “Spectral Delivery”: Meet Enid, a pizza deliveryRead More →

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In: A Chimerical World: Tales of the Seelie Court-Tales of the Unseelie Court., Anthologies, Cover Reveal, Enggar Adirasa, press release, Scott Sandridge

Seventh Star Press is proud to unveil the new cover art by Enggar Adirasa for the anthologies A Chimerical World: Tales of the Seelie Court, and A Chimerical World: Tales of the Unseelie Court, edited by Scott M. Sandridge. The anthologies compliment each other, with A Chimerical World: Tales of the Seelie Court containing 19 tales focusing on what humans typically refer to as the “good” faeries, while A Chimerical World: Tales of the Unseelie Court contains 19 tales centered around those humans would deem the “evil” faeries. Yet as editor Scott Sandridge points out, Good and Evil are human constructs, things unfamiliar to the Fey themselves. BothRead More →