Writing In The Dark And Brutal World Of “The Hell Bound Kids” Is Fun As Hell
An Interview With Some Of The Authors And The Publisher Of “The Hell Bound Kids” Series The fine folks at Self Publishing Review put together some Q&A for the authors of “The Hell Bound Kids: Wild In The Streets” and MANSON, Anthony Perconti, and the owner of No Sell Out Productions, Jason Duke, answered. Read… Continue reading Writing In The Dark And Brutal World Of “The Hell Bound Kids” Is Fun As Hell
Thrilling New Interactive Fiction RPG Game Coming Soon
The Hell Bound Kids 2: The Architect Below is a video screen capture of the Interactive Fiction RPG we’ve been hard at work on, “The Hell Bound Kids 2: The Architect.” A follow up to our first book in the HBK series, we decided to do something different than publish another book. Instead, we created… Continue reading Thrilling New Interactive Fiction RPG Game Coming Soon
Self-Publishing Review of “The Hell Bound Kids”
An edgy piece of punk brilliance By SELF-PUBLISHING REVIEW Co-Authors Manson, Anthony Perconti, Sebastian Vice, and Joe Haward unveil an ominous dystopian world in their novel, The Hell Bound Kids: Wild in the Streets, the first in a longer anarcho-dystopian series. Populated with childish but street-hardened characters like Ghost, Corpse, Pusho, Mimic and more, this is the… Continue reading Self-Publishing Review of “The Hell Bound Kids”
The Sound of Your Footsteps
by Michael Reyes The bum covered in shit sat ragged and bare-faced at the Crossroads of the World. He called himself Mazda Miata, his broken grin and feral gaze more than enough to keep strangers six feet away, not that there were many people around. The few that walked his territory did so in a… Continue reading The Sound of Your Footsteps
When Chucky Didn’t Do It
How a tabloid witch hunt for a killer dollmovie reveals a pursuit of profit over truth By Steve Stark England 1993 and a horrific murder has shocked and horrified the nation. A pair often-year-old boys, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, have been found to have tortured and murdered two-year-old James Bulger after abducting him from… Continue reading When Chucky Didn’t Do It
Manson’s First Interview
A Life Through Books Interview By MANSON What is the hardest part of writing your books? Self-doubt. Trying to overcome that nagging inner critic. Nothing ever seems good enough for it, and just when I think I do have something good enough to appease the little beast, it wants me to kill the darling. What… Continue reading Manson’s First Interview
