I am glad someone is able to appreciate this novella. Marjanovic and I both busted our asses to get this book out there. It opened a lot of doors for me and more doors are opening for the co-author.

Hey Donna
    I hope all is well with you on your end and have a happy holidays. I ordered up a few of these bad boys for my room mate who is a huge fan of Stephen King and for my mother since she owns a lot of Stephen King's horror novels. So I am hoping I get to see the corrected versions soon of the spine, you did a good job with this one and it was a real group effort of author, artist, and publisher working as one to get the bastard off the ground. Believe me this was a nightmare to format but it was hell of a lot of fun to read when it was done. Terry Vinson had a hard time trying to figure out which author was me writing and which author was Barb writing. Two years ago I knew I was going to do a sequel to House of Spiders, and three years ago I knew I was going to co-write with Barbara. Her tenacity is frightening and her touches to the novella made this a real fright to read through and I am the creator. She gave the spiders some real personality -- mean as hell. Barbara is a damn good writer by herself and I am eager to get my copy of PAWN: A Novel. She is looking for a home for the second novel she wrote, and I got to see what the mysterious writer looks like too now. She lives up to her fearless reputation as an author working with me on this one. I was surprised I was able to keep up with her. I knew I was going to end up writing a sequel to this with either Terry Vinson or Barb Marjanovic, because they are the only two who can do the visceral build up -- but her ability to keep up with the Lovecraftian scares made it a real shock to me to take it into its chilling Mythos direction. This is R for Graphic Horror Violence and Creature elements.