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Interested In Self Publishing?

March 2, 2011 by Craig DiLouie Leave a Comment

Old post on UndeadintheHead.com, worth revisiting, on whether authors should self publish. Lyle Perez, the site blogger, got a bunch of horror authors to contribute their thoughts on the subject, including yours truly.

Check it out here.

Filed Under: Writing/Publishing

Reader Mail: THE INFECTION

February 26, 2011 by Craig DiLouie Leave a Comment

The Infection by Craig DiLouie“Just finished THE INFECTION–I loved it. I started out with the Kindle sample and had to buy the rest of the book. However I liked TOOTH AND MAIL even more. Both of them are two of the best fiction books I have ever read! … I hope to read sequels … Keep up the good work man.” -Vincent John

Thanks for that, Vincent!

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Reader Mail: THE INFECTION

February 21, 2011 by Craig DiLouie Leave a Comment

The Infection by Craig DiLouie“Just finished THE INFECTION. FANTASTIC BOOK!!!” -Keri Jackson Clipp

Thanks for that, Keri!

Filed Under: Apocalyptic, Reader Mail, The Infection

Need A Name?

February 9, 2011 by Craig DiLouie Leave a Comment

Coming up with names on the fly can be annoying while writing. For my first published novel, PARANOIA, I used the names of several people I worked with, which apparently irritated one of them enough to blast the novel in an online review. Thank God for the Internet, the writer’s best friend. You can research almost anything in minutes, including a good surname. Here’s the site I use to find names.

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Reader Mail: THE INFECTION

February 7, 2011 by Craig DiLouie Leave a Comment

The Infection by Craig DiLouie“Craig your a badass story tell my friend! Thank you for representing the US Army the way you do. I am looking forward to your next adventure!” -Mike Little

Thanks for that, Mike!

Filed Under: Apocalyptic, Reader Mail, The Infection, Zombies

Reader Mail: TOOTH AND NAIL

February 4, 2011 by Craig DiLouie Leave a Comment

Tooth and Nail by Craig DiLouie“TOOTH AND NAIL is an account of the Zombie Apocalypse released upon the world by a laboratory accident, told from the perspective of the boots on the ground in New York. You will be whisked along and feel the tension that these characters go through to rescue a doctor that can provide a hope of cure for the virus. This is a gritty, emotional thrill ride of epic proportions! You will love this book and clamor for more! DiLouie is at the top of his game on this one!” -Ray Warren

Thanks, Ray!

Filed Under: Apocalyptic, Reader Mail, Tooth and Nail, Zombies

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