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No Such Thing as an Immoral Book…

Screen/Read has a fantastic new interview with Jack, and review of The Woman!

English version of the interview

German version of the interview

Review of The Woman (in German)

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Find The Woman!

Win The Woman Viral Scavenger Hunt, and Get Free Swag!

The Woman is coming to DVD/Blu-Ray, and VOD/iTunes on January 24!  To celebrate, why not take part in the online scavenger hunt, and win some free goodies?

Five brand new photos from The Woman have been hidden on different websites all over the Internet. Your job is to find the photos and then email the url/direct link to where the photos are located! Once you’ve found all five photos and their direct links, send them in an email to E-MAIL HERE. Make sure to include the full web address of each picture’s location and not just the name of the website.

The first person to enter with the correct locations for all five photos will be determined the Grand Prize Winner and will receive:

  • $50 iTunes Gift Card
  • Blu-ray copy of The Woman
  • Signed 27×41 poster from director Lucky McKeeThe next three people to enter with the correct locations for all photos will be determined Runner-Up Winners and will receive a DVD copy of The Woman.
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LitReactor

Jack is now a  contributor to LitReactor, which describes itself as “a destination for writers to improve their craft; a haven for readers to geek out about books; and a platform to kickstart your writing goals. Founded from some of the key players behind the ground-breaking author site ChuckPalahniuk.net, LitReactor boasts an array of features for up and coming writers and passionate book readers. Monthly online classes, the best Writers Workshop online, and a robust Magazine jampacked with Interviews, Reviews, Columns and more…

Jack’s essay “Splat Goes the Hero: Visceral Horror” is now online there. Check it out!

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Book of Souls

Book of Souls Audio BookJust in time for the holidays, Audible.com has just released Book of Souls as an audio book.

This collection of short non-fiction pieces by Jack is narrated by Thomas M. Hatting, and clocks in at a lovely 1 hour and 35 minutes.

Posted in audio books, Book of Souls

Scary Radio

Scary Motherfucker Radio interviews Jack in it’s November 27th podcast, “America’s Most Scary…

Listen online, or download the .mp3.  Also available on iTunes…

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Read Horror

UK website Read Horror, has a very good interview with Jack, talking about his writing process, The Girl Next Door, Robert Bloch, and more.

You can find it here.

Posted in interviews, The Girl Next Door

Blastzone Interview

Blastzone Online has a new interview with Jack, conducted by Michael Wilkerson.

Find out Jack’s thoughts on The Woman,  zombies, and what a typical day in the life of Jack Ketchum entails.

Posted in interviews

Holiday gifts for your “Woman”

Looking for the perfect holiday gift?

Why not consider the Official Commemorative Lawn Mower Blade, from The Woman?

Perfect for exacting your revenge on your captors, and keeping your feral tribe in line.

This is a strictly limited edition item, and they’re going fast (the webmaster’s girlfriend has already ordered one).

Only $29.99 on Amazon!

(rumor has it that it’s actually made out of a polyester resin, and probably won’t do much actual damage, but it’s still pretty cool)

 

Posted in The Woman

Gone (part 3)

Nicole Cushing’s 3 part piece on Jack’s short story Gone, concludes with part 3,  on Laughing at the Abyss. In this final installment, Nicole discusses how Gone affected her own writing, and the lessons she learned from it.

Part 1, Part 2.

 

Posted in Gone, Peaceable Kingdom

The Woman crosses the Finnish Line…

This just in:

THE WOMAN GETS THE NIGHT VISIONS AUDIENCE AWARD 2011 IN HELSINKI

November 7th, 2011

The Woman, director Lucky McKee’s merciless evisceration of the traditional American family values has won the Night Visions Audience Award 2011 at the Night Visions Film Festival in Helsinki, Finland. This marks the second time in a row – and the second time ever – that the award goes to a North American feature with a distribution deal already in place in the territory. The first one to break the barrier was Machete, directed by Robert Rodriguez and Ethan Maniquis, that went on to win the award in October 2010.

Night Visions Film Festival, the biggest and the oldest film festival in Finland focusing on horror, fantasy and cult cinema, was now celebrating its 15th consequtive year. The Night Visions Audience Award was established in 2008 to increase the recognition of new horror and fantasy cinema in Finland and to improve the availability and distribution of contemporary genre films in the territory. The Night Visions Audience Award is voted on site at the screenings by the audience and it is given out every year at the end of the Fall edition of the Night Visions Film Festival.

Festival website:
www.nightvisions.info

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