Paul Jessup

Check it out, check it out!  THE place for Werewolves interviews me about me book.
http://www.werewolves.com/exclusive-interview-with-paul-jessup/

“The first thing you notice is how utterly gorgeous the simple illustrations are. Doodles of people, random colourful scribblings, the sorts of thing someone might well sketch in their journal. Seriously, how utterly beautiful are these!! The journal entries themselves have the right feel. Sometimes Alice is focussed, needing to record certain facts, sometimes more general distracted ramblings and Alice thinks things thorugh to herself.

They build up the story as well as giving us a sense of the main characters without losing the sense of personal scribblings. It’s effective and nicely done, the art and writing complimenting each other beautifully to build an extremely enjoyable experience.”

From UN:BOUND-
http://hagelrat.blogspot.com/2010/08/werewolves-paul-jessup.html

Check it out! I blabber on about werewolf books. AWOOOOO

http://hagelrat.blogspot.com/2010/08/writers-reading-paul-jessup.html

The most important part of this book, IMHO, is the awesome art of Allyson Haller. Check it out-

http://nataniabarron.com/2010/08/26/guest-post-the-art-of-werewolves/

Check it out!
http://suvudu.com/2010/08/interview-with-paul-jessup-author-werewolves.html

Next stop is on Kelly Meding’s blog, who wrote the excellent Three Days Till Dead (an awesome book). This little essay I posted there is a bit of an expansion of something I mentioned in passing in my review/view/essay on House of the Devil: that Urban Fantasy is a reaction against horror and a rebellion against the Final Girl archetype. Check it out:
http://chaostitan.blogspot.com/2010/08/guest-blogger-paul-jessup.html

Check it out, I’m interviewed over at the Tale Chasing Podcast. Bunch of really cool, crazy conversations.
http://www.talechasing.com/2010/08/episode-36-interview-w-paul-jessup/

Here is the on going Inquisition of the Infamous Necromancer  Johannes Cabal…originally started here.

1. Did you or did you not procure the tomes Libellus Maleficarum and Hexanhammer from the local monasteries?

I’m sorry, but have we been introduced yet? My name is Johannes Cabal, while you, clearly, are an idiot.  Hello, idiot. The Hexanhammer is the less common name for the Malleus Maleficarum or “Hammer of Witchcraft,” the boundlessly amusing handbook for misogynist Catholics. The “Libellus Maleficarum” is unknown to me. Given that the name means “The Little Book of Evil-Doers,” I presume it is of the category of books specifically produced to provide mild diversion during defecation.

I have read the former text and regard it as egregiously inaccurate and scientifically indefensible. The latter I have no desire even to see. As for procuring them from local monasteries, there are no local monasteries. Not anymore.

2. Did you or did you not intend to use these books in order to pursue your congress, summoning and cavorting with foul unholy creatures, such as demons, devils, succubi and incubi?

I do not care for your tone at all. You would do well not to ascribe your own tawdry secret desires to others.

3. We have evidence, hard evidence of you having sexual congress with demons. Do you deny these accusations?

I would guess that this evidence is in the nature of a crude drawing rendered in wax crayon? I base this assumption on the art materials you are likely to have access to in whatever asylum you must return to after this interview.

(BTW, you can buy a copy of this awesome urban fantasy here)

First stop on my virtual tour is Nicole Peeler’s rock awesome blog, which you can find here-
http://www.nicolepeeler.com/2010/08/guest-blogger-paul-jessup-git-yer-paul-jessup-here/

I rattle on about those old blood suckers (vamps) and why shapeshifter are far more fun Check it, check it.

A fun, small project, involving zombies, a haunted house and old occult style horror found in movies like To The Devil a Daughter and House of the Devil. Trust me, this one will be a blast. I’ll eek out more details as I get them.