Quotes about Grabowsky:
"My Dear Nicholas: You seem to me---in a way that's entirely admirable----a man out of time. You're writing horror epics when the audience has become increasingly numbed by cinematic hokum and stale ideas. I salute you: your ambition, your dedication, your achievements, your blissfully complex imagination...." ----Clive Barker (bestselling author & director, Hellraiser, etc.)
"Grabowsky succeeds in making the whole world creepy...." ----Heidi Martinuzzi, E! Entertainment Television
"Grabowsky's writing is at times touching and emotional, however, his real talent is his ability to infuse his writing with a sense of dread and loathing that I have not experienced since H.P. Lovecraft..." ----Tahoe Daily Tribune
"Grabowsky has imagination to spare.....!" ---Sacramento Bee
"Impressive storytelling....." ----Wes Craven (Dir., A Nightmare on Elm Street)
".....soon we'll all be hearing about this Grabowsky guy...." ---Joe Dante (Dir, Gremlins, The Howling)
"Keep 'em coming, Nicholas...." ----Stephen King
"All hail Grabowsky!" ---Horrorweb.com
"Grabowsky melds horror and Sci-fi with such expertise that I am left speechless." ---Gorezone Magazine
Adrian “Age” Scott, born and raised in the Bay Area is an Art teacher for the youth. He is a creator of many comic and children’s books, being the first one to create a comic book dedicated to Hip-hop with WON & PHIL, THE HIPHOP HEROES. He also makes beats and records not only himself but others. He has also created several videos for other artist including a cooking show. Ever since 1994, Age has been creating music and art of all types.
He loves his nieces and nephews and the artist BANSKY
Edward Martin III’s short fiction has appeared in a few anthologies over the past years including Gears and Levers, Stomping Ground, Broken Worlds, and many others. Edward is not only a writer but a director, and those works include Cult of the Giant Brain (2008) and It's a Terrible Life (2010) and in particular the animated feature film The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath. He is also the mastermind behind Hellbender Media: Headquartered in the Pacific Northwest, Hellbender Media specializes in movies, books, games, and other media that embraces the strange, the peculiar, the weird, or might simply be a little off the beaten track. You can find Edward Martin III at hellbendermedia.com. The Blood-Red Night of Hatchet valley is his first traditionally published full-length novel.
Fred Wiehe is a bestselling author, a creative writing instructor for both children and adults, and a member of the Horror Writers Association. Although primarily a horror writer, Fred’s novels, books, short stories, poetry, and screenplays crossover genres into science fiction, urban fantasy, supernatural thrillers, paranormal suspense, and more. He writes for both adults and young adults. In addition to Fright House, his novels and books include: The Collected Nightmares, Aleric: Monster Hunter, Holiday Madness, Strange Days, The Burning, Night Songs, Starkville, and Creative Writing: Get Started Writing Fiction.
Fred and family reside in California’s Bay Area as he continues to release new and amazing works. Watch for more to come!