Outlaw Blues

Ron Fortier of Pulp Fiction Reviews shares his take on Percival Constantine's Outlaw Blues, available at Amazon.

Pulp Ark Nomination

I've received a Pulp Ark 'Best Short Story' nomination for my story Gunmen of the Hollow Earth which appears in How the West was Weird: Campfire Tales (99 cents on Kindle) and features Native American gunfighter Lone Crow.  Also, two anthologies which I contributed to (How the West was Weird II and Four Bullets for Dillon) were nominated in the 'Best Collection/Anthology' category.

Even cooler, my fellow PulpWork Press authors Derrick Ferguson and Joshua Reynolds are nominated for the 'Best Writer' award, and Percival Constantine is nominated for best novel due to his work on Myth Hunter.  MD Jackson, the cover artist extraordinaire for a number of my novels has been nominated for his awesome work on the cover of Strange Gods of the Dire Planet.

Outlaw Blues

Pulp Work Press's latest contribution to the guns and guitars genre is Outlaw Blues by Percival Constantine.

Carl Flint was once an assassin, until a mistake on the job led to disastrous consequences. Years later, he’s a broken man, living out his days playing music in a dive bar. He’s convinced by Dante to come out of retirement to kill one more person — Agency operative Christian Pierce.

Now on the run from Pierce’s former partner, Flint has to flee what’s left of his former life. But in his quest to find peace, he’ll have to face off with a Colombian drug cartel. Is this the redemption he’s been searching for, or the final nail in his coffin?

Outlaw Blues is available in print for $8.95 at  Amazon. You can also find the e-book from Smashwords for only $0.99!

The Secret Life of Love and Bullets

By now, perhaps, you've heard about the latest PulpWork Press release, Love and Bullets. Maybe you haven't heard about its secret origins. Before it became a full length prose novel it was originally developed as a comic book entitled Code Name: Black Widow, and I've prevailed upon author Percival Constantine to share some of that artwork with me and also a copy of that original comic book script, which you can download here.

Percival Constantine Interviews Me

Percival Constantine, author of Fallen and Chasing the Dragon has taken the time to conduct a long distance interview (Japan to the United States) with me about the Dire Planet series and asks some very insightful questions.

Take a few moments to check it out!