Loading ...Fred Dekker and Andre Gower interviews are the highlights of the show including a call in portion that will focus on the film and its twenty years since it has been released!
Hey everyone!
I am happy to say that my first single, “Ghost” is now available to be purchased online. It is the first single off of my upcoming album, “Poet.” It is available on the official website and numberonemusic.com
To order, go to:
http://www.tiffany-apan.com/store.html
or
http://www.numberonemusic.com/tiffanyapan
or you can also send a check or money order to
Tiffany Apan
P.O. Box 15310
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
The CD consists of the original version of “Ghost” plus the “Ghost” Nether Realm remix and a new never before heard track entitled “Free.”
The cost is $5.00 plus $3.00 for shipping and handling. Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery.
HERE IS THE FILM, “THE MONSTER OF PIEDRAS BLANCAS”…HOSTED BY “MONSTER MADHOUSE”….WITH VERY VERY SPECIAL GUESTS “COUNT GORE DE VOL”, AND “DR. SARCOFIGUY”……AND , THE INFAMOUS “BOBO GOLEM” !!!!! (ON SPANISH GUITAR)……
HERE IS THE LINK TO SEE IT ON VEOH.COM…..A REALLY GREAT FULL SERVICE VIDEO HOSTING SITE………SIGN UP TODAY !!
http://www.veoh.com/videos/v847909YyckRwda
(Thanks to Fangoria.com and Amy Lynn Best)
A Feast of Flesh (formerly Abattoir) release date!
From fangoria.com (to see cover art http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=4671)
July 26: FLESH and KILLING coming to DVD
Camp Motion Pictures passed on the first look at covers and specs for a pair of fall fright titles. Camp’s sister label Bloody Earth Films, devoted to more contemporary features, makes its debut November 6 with A FEAST OF FLESH, the vampire chiller previously known as ABATTOIR (see our last report here). Written and directed by Mike Watt, and produced by and starring Amy Lynn Best, it focuses on a brothel called Bathory House whose inhabitants are creatures of the night, and what happens when they get on the bad side of a group of bloodsucker hunters. The movie will be presented in anamorphic 1.78:1 widescreen with the following extras:
• Audio commentary by Watt and Best
• Behind-the-scenes featurette
• Gag reel
• Camp and Secret Key retro trailer vaults
Retail price is $14.98. . —Michael Gingold
Signing This Weekend In Hanover… The 2nd Annual Hanover Book Festival
Stop in and say hi - I’ll be signing with some great authors….hope to see you there!
Make plans NOW to be a part of 2007’s Hanover Book Festival! Mark your calendar for Saturday, August 4, 2007.
DIRECTIONS: Take I-295 to the Tappahannock exit & turn right at the first stoplight onto Bell Creek Rd.
At the end of Bell Creek Rd. there is a stoplight. Go straight through the light and turn right into the parking lot of the VFW Post 9808.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - INDOOR ACTIVITIES:
* 9-10 Set-up, author social, 2 workshops
(see info on workshops below)
* 10:00 AM
Open to Public (admission is free!)
* 10:00 - 10:30 Mary Smith
Accoustic Guitarist/Ballad Singer
* 10:00 - 11:00 Children’s Activities
* 10:30 - 11:00 Connie Lapallo
Author of “Dark Enough to See the Stars in a Jamestown Sky”
* 11:00 - 12:00 Authors’ Open Mic
Various authors will be discussing their books.
* 11:15 - 12:15 Teen Writers Workshop
Instructor: John Conlee
Topic: “Creating Effective Settings & Powerful Dialogue”
* 12:15 - 12:30 Janice Goodman
Inspirational Songs
* 12:30 - 1:30 Children’s Activities
* 12:30 - 1:15 Authors’ Open Mic
More authors discussing their books.
* 1:15 - 1:30 Door Prize Drawing
* 1:30 - 2:00 Sharon Baldacci
Author of “A Sundog Moment”
* 2:00 - 2:15 Contest winners and silent auction winners announced
* 2:15 - 2:30 Door Prize Drawing
* 2:30 - 3:30 2 Workshops
(see info on Workshops below)
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES:
10:00 - 2:00 Classic Car Show
11:00 - 1:00 Free Classic Rock Concert by “Hearts Afire”
Learn more about the workshops and speakers by going to the Hanover Book Festival website. HanoverBookFestival.com
Authors that will be at the festival include:
Robert Bailey
Sharon Baldacci
Judy Bander
Nancy Wright Beasley
Tammy Belcher
Teresa Adele Bettino
Tanya Blowe
Crystal B. Bright (Bridget Midway)
Dean Burgess
Austin Camacho
Susie Carr
Milondra Coleman
John Conlee
Rosalind Elder
Sherry Ferrell, Author/Publisher
Pete Freas
Pamela Fuller (Erin Gordon), Author/Publisher
Janice Goodman
Linda Goodman
Christopher Graves
Joseph E. Guion
Clevette Harris
Janice B. Holland
Denise Jeffries
Joni Johnson
Philip G. Jordan
Jean C. Keating, Author/Publisher
& Puff
June Keene
Kingdom Publishing Group (several authors) Nina Wells, Publisher/Author
Pamela K. Kinney (Sapphire Phelan)
Lou Ann Ladin
Connie Lapallo
Debbie Lass
Joanne Liggan
James W. Morrison
Becky Mushko
Sarah Norkus
Dawn Oliveri (Shara Lanel)
Yvonne Ortega
Annie Pane
Cynthia M. Parker
Elizabeth Nicholas Pezold
Poetry Society of Va./Patsy Bickerstaff (several authors)
Michael Pollock
Nancy Powell
Nathan M. Richardson
Richmond Christians Who Write (several authors) Tom Lacy, Instructor
Maureen Robb, Author/Publisher
Karen Rogers (A.K.A. Elizabeth Kaye)
Anthony Ruggiero
Sacred Scripts LLC (Devoralyn Brandon)
Barbara Shine
Karen Syed, Author/Publisher
Sheila Talley
Kristy Tallman
L.B. Taylor, Jr.
Hilary C.T. Walker
Miriam J. Walker
Loretta R. Walls Watson
Lawan Williams (Yvette Hines & Monique Lamont)
Jill Winkowski
The Wishing Room (several authors) Mary Vitale, Publisher
Saxon Wrenn
TEENS! JOIN IN THE FUN!
Special Activities for Middle & High School Students!
WRITING CONTEST
Deadline HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO July 25, 2007
Winners to be announced at 2:00 PM at the Festival!
Write a POEM or ESSAY about
TAKING A JOURNEY THROUGH READING:
to another place, real or imaginary; to another time, past or future;
or exploring new ideas, scientific, spiritual or other mind-altering notion.
CONTEST RULES:
1. Manuscript copyright remains the property of the author.
2. The Hanover Book Festival committee is not responsible for contest submissions delivered late or lost in the mail.
3. Only unpublished manuscripts will be accepted.
4. Manuscripts that have won at any level in other contests or competitions are ineligible.
5. Submissions not in accordance with format and other rules will be disqualified.
FORMAT
• Cover sheet including name, address, phone number, email address, age, contest category (poetry, essay) and title.
All other pages with title, contest category and page number in header only.
If author’s name appears on any page of the manuscript other than the cover sheet, the entry will be disqualified.
• Manuscripts must be in 12 pitch Times New Roman type or clear printing.
• Manuscript is to be double spaced on 8-1/2 x 11 inch white paper with a one-inch left margin, ragged right margin and a one-inch top and bottom margin.
Poetry may be single spaced.
• Limit (1) entry per category (POETRY; ESSAY)
• Length: POETRY - 40 line limit; ESSAY - 1000 word limit;
Submission may be emailed to LAN_EMAIL_SUBS or mailed to:
Hanover Book Festival
c/o Joanne Liggan, 8201 N Shall Drive, Mechanicsville, VA 23111
Submission DEADLINE is JULY 25, 2007
Contest Awards (in each category): 1st - $50; 2nd - $15
TEEN WRITERS’ WORKSHOP
Saturday, August 4 – 11:15 to 12:15
Creating Effective Settings & Powerful Dialogue
presented by JOHN CONLEE.
John Conlee teaches English at the College of William & Mary.
He specializes in Medieval Literature and Culture and has written
several books and articles on Chaucer and Arthurian Legends.
REGISTER IN ADVANCE by mailing your name, address, and phone number with early registration fee of $10 to
Hanover Book Festival, (Teen Writers’ Workshop)
8201 N Shall Drive
Mechanicsville, VA 23111
– OR REGISTER AT THE DOOR for $15.
Man Dies After Police Break Up Exorcism
By PAUL DAVENPORT,AP
PHOENIX (July 29) - Officers responding to a report of an exorcism on a young girl found her grandfather choking her and used stun guns to subdue the man, who later died, authorities said Sunday.
The 3-year-old girl and her mother, who was also in the room during the struggle between 49-year-old Ronald Marquez and officers, were hospitalized, police said. Their condition was unavailable.
The relative who called police said an exorcism had also been attempted Thursday.
“The purpose was to release demons from this very young child,” said Sgt. Joel Tranter.
Officers arrived at the house Saturday and entered when they heard screaming coming from a bedroom, Tranter said.
A bed had been pushed up against the door; the officers pushed it open a few inches and saw Marquez choking his bloodied granddaughter, who was crying in pain and gasping, Tranter said.
A bloody, naked 19-year-old woman who police later determined to be Marquez’s daughter and the girl’s mother was in the room, chanting “something that was religious in nature,” Tranter said.
The officers forced open the door enough for one to enter, leading to a struggle in which an officer used a stun gun on Marquez, Tranter said.
After the initial stun had no visible effect, another officer squeezed into the room and stunned him. The girl was freed and passed through the door to the relative, Tranter said.
Marquez was placed in handcuffs after a struggle with officers and initially appeared normal, but then stopped breathing, Tranter said. He could not be revived and was pronounced dead at a hospital.
The cause of death was not immediately known, and autopsy results probably will not be available for several weeks, Tranter said.
Tranter declined to identify Marquez’s daughter and granddaughter but said they lived in the house with Marquez.
The mother was not arrested, but police will consider criminal charges, Tranter said.
There was no phone listing at Ronald Marquez’s address.