It's #WerewolfWednesday, so it's time to check out my debut novel, Midnight Falls. It's a nostalgic throwback to the classic #Horror of the 70s and 80s. Think Salem's Lot, but with werewolves. If you love Stephen King, you will love this.

"The Monkey" was visually interesting and a fun concept, despite being unoriginal. The main problem was the gore. It was so unrealistic that it became boring and fully predictable. By the end, I was just repeating "bowling ball" over and over again. I'm not stupid, get to it.

Imagine watching The Thing (1982) and then watching The Thing (2011). "Man, that steak dinner was delicious! I think I'll follow it up with some leftover McDonald's fries warmed up in the microwave."

Unfortunate that it's not directed by Joseph Kosinski. Also, clearly capitalizing on the cyberpunk craze, even if it's a little behind. Still, looks interesting.

So, expect more of this then. I really hope no one was wanting anything original.

New sample for "Greentown". Aaron sets fire to the town and prepares himself for a battle beyond anything he could imagine. #WerewolfWednesday

Updated Greentown art for #WerewolfWednesday

Sounds weird, but it's true.

Another successful book signing Half Price Books #WerewolfWednesday

The Werewolf of Lawrence posing with "Greentown" #WerewolfWednesday

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Just realized I never posted this. Pictures from Henry's Books in Spearfish, South Dakota.

You ever read your own writing and think "Damn, I'm good at this", but then think, "Alright, don't get too full of yourself"? What if you're right, though?

Gorilla marketing at Universal City. (Or is it werewolf marketing?)