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Tuesday, June 05th, 2012 | Author: Casey Criswell

Friend, cohort and confidant Derek M. Koch from over at the Mail Order Zombie and from some other spiffy little podcast I heard about called 1951 Down Place has released his new Kindle e-short “Granny and the Hole”! Derek’s been working on this for a bit, so it’s exciting to see it on the shelves! I’ve had the pleasure of reading it already, so I can say…you’re gonna like it.

“Granny and the Hole” is available exclusively on the Kindle at the moment and will cost you a mere $1.29. That’s a bargain!


DEREK M. KOCH’S SHORT ZOMBIE STORY “GRANNY AND THE HOLE” RELEASED FOR KINDLE

Derek M. Koch, producer of the long-running zombie movie podcast Mail Order Zombie, released his zombie short story “Granny and the Hole” on June 3, 2012. The story, a tale of a man who refuses to let death stand in the way of a relationship between his mother-in-law and his daughter, is available for Amazon Kindle as part of the Kindle Select program, or for purchase for $1.29.

In addition to producing Mail Order Zombie, Koch has directed an award-winning zombie short film, appeared as a character in other authors’ zombie stories, and has seen his own zombie stories previously released in other publishers’ anthologies. “Granny and the Hole” is the first story released by Koch’s Black Sombrero Publishing.

“Granny and the Hole” can be found on Amazon.com at http://tinyurl.com/grannyzombie. “Granny and the Hole” will be released for other e-reader formats later this year.

About Derek M. Koch

Derek M. Koch lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, his cats and his zombie movie collection which forms the basis of the award-winning podcast Mail Order Zombie (http://www.mailorderzombie.com). The movie collection is for the podcast. His wife is “patiently” supportive. The cats are waiting for dinner. He can be found online at his website Plan D at http://www.derekmkoch.com.

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Friday, December 02nd, 2011 | Author: Casey Criswell

Hi folks! How are ya? Me? I’ve been lazy. Lazy on blogging at any rate. I’ve been pretty damn busy as far as podcasting goes.


First up, there’s a new episode of 1951 Down Place out this week! This is our 3rd episode and let me tell ya…the feedback on this show as been overwhelming. Derek, Scott and I are all thrilled that folks are sharing our love of Hammer flicks.

In this episode, we’re going into new territory for all of us as we talk about “The Hound of the Baskervilles”! Being a Sherlock fan and an even bigger Peter Cushing fan, you can imagine that this was a pretty fun episode all around.


Next up, guest spot!

Also this week, I joined my good friend and favorite Republican Louis Fowler for an episode of Damaged Viewing! I love some cheesy action flicks and it doesn’t get much better than Samuel L. Jackson cheesing it up in a direct to video flick. Louis and I had a blast, so hoping that you all enjoy it too!

If you *did* enjoy my spot on Damaged Viewing, a little birdie tells me I may be showing up on there more often. I’ll let you know when it happens!


If you haven’t heard, (and if you follow me on Twitter, there’s no way you could miss it cause I talk about it incessantly) I’ve started a new Book Podcast! Hosted by Bloody Good Horror, the third episode just came out today! The show’s growing great and I’m loving it quite a bit. This week, it’s myself and Amy from Night of the Living Podcast talking about “Robopocalypse”.

Like sci-fi and fantasy books? Check the show out. I’m rather proud of it.


There’s a new episode of the Bloody Good Horror Podcast coming out this week too, it just hasn’t hit the airwaves quite yet! Watch for it this weekend when we fill your ear-holes with some in-depth discussion on Darren Bousman’s “11-11-11″. There’s an episode on “Chillerama” going down sometime soon too, so watch for next week!


So there’s some podcasting news for you for the week. There’s not a lot of writing news but as you can see, I’m pretty busy! What can I say, maybe I’ve found a different calling! Regardless, I’d love to hear what you have to say about the shows, so be sure to drop me a line and let me know what you think!

And heck, while I’ve got your attention, I’ll remind you to come join us in the Goodreads Discussion Group for Dad and his Weird Friends! If you want some fellow nerds to talk to about books? This is the place to do it!