"Death's Garden Revisited" is Out!

     Regular readers have been hearing about "Death's Garden Revisited" since this spring, when I first talked about the anthology.  Included among these posts were several about the Kickstarter campaign which helped to fund it.  As well as an interview with the woman who birthed this project, Loren Rhoads.  Anyway, the book's been published, just in time for Halloween.  Appropriate for a book that's more than a bit morbid in tone, being about all aspects of cemeteries, and the people interested in them.

     Alas, there have been some snags.  This book will be available on the bigger book buying platforms such as Amazon soon, but because of some distribution issues, at this time it's available only on Loren's personal website, and the printer's website.  These are as follows:

                          LorenRhoads.com

                   https://www.blurb.com/b/11281469-death-s-garden-revisited

     Plus I'll reprint the contributor list below.  These can be divided into three main categories, although obviously there is significant overlap.

Horror Authors:

A.M. Muffaz        Angela Yuriko Smith         Christine Sutton  

Denise N. Tapscott

E.M. Markoff        Emerian Rich            Francesca Maria 

        Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito

Greg Roensch         Mary Rajotte                     Melodie Bolt

              Priscilla Bettis

Rena Mason           Robert Holt                       R.L. Merrill

                Saraliza Anzaldua

Trish Wilson           Stephen Mark Rainey

 

Cemetery Writers/Genealogists/Historians:

Anne Born             Barbara Baird                    Carrie Sessarego 

       Carole Tyrrell

Erika Mailman       J'aime Rubio                     Jo Nell Huff 

               Joane M. Austin

Sharon Pajka          Trilby Plants                     Rachelle Meilleur

 

Morbid Curiosity Contributors:

Brian Thomas        Benjamin Scuglia          Chris LaMay-West

     George Neville-Neil

M. Parfitt               Paul Stansfield                   Rain Graves    

 

     Once again I'd like to thank Loren Rhoads for all her hard work and passion for this project, as well as my talented co-authors.  So what are you waiting for?  Head on over and pick yourself up a copy, and enjoy! 

     Also, this was a special  mid-week post.  But I will be making my usual Saturday post on October 22nd, or 4 days from now.  This one will be about a food that's SCARY!!!!!!  Stop by, if you dare!