I'm pleased to announce that Deadite Press has just brought out a new trade paperback edition of SANTA CLAUS CONQUERS THE HOMOPHOBES.
This is a stand-alone sequel to SANTA STEPS OUT, which has likewise been republished, with the original Alan M. Clark illustrations from the Dark Highway Press limited edition, Pat LoBrutto's intro restored (Leisure Books dropped it), and a second afterword by yours truly, catching you up on the fortunes of this novel since its first publication fourteen years ago.
Enjoy!
Robert
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So very exciting! This will make it easier to get new friends into the series. I really hope this is leading up to the 3rd installment! ;) Can't wait to see if any other holidays get in on all the excitement lol
Posted by: Kain5100 | January 21, 2012 at 12:16 AM
Jason thinks there were only ten of those. He's checking with Darin Sanders, who did all the graphic and design work on the book.
Posted by: Robert Devereaux | December 22, 2011 at 06:13 AM
Not sure, re number of wooden slipcased. Let me check with Jason Bovberg and get back to you. :^)
Posted by: Robert Devereaux | December 18, 2011 at 09:39 AM
GLAD to hear of a sequel which I will need to get. I was looking at my copy of STEPS OUT and have a bibliographical question. You inscribed this to be in 1998 at FCon. It is number 7L in the wooden slipcase.
How many of these were done in that slipcase? Is there something similar with the sequel? Thanks. Stuart David Schiff, WHISPERS/Whispers Press.
Posted by: Stuart David Schiff | December 17, 2011 at 12:55 PM