Friday, November 15, 2013

Click here to read Pretty Sinister Books review on Ramona Stewart's DESERT TOWN

DESERT TOWN is going to be our next novel available hopefully with an on sale date by the end of this month. It will feature a dynamic pulp cover by Fernando Vincent whose art we've shown you recently here and on our web site.  For now, whet your appetite by reading this awesome review.

Saturday, November 2, 2013

Raven's Head Press is very proud to announce my pal and a terrific artist, Doug Klauba as the newest addition to our list of cover artists. If you've not had the opportunity to meet Doug and you do not know his work, I'd like to remedy that right now by introducing him to you.

Doug's website can be found by clicking here.douglas klauba
Klauba blog, THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME is found by clicking here.
Douglas Klauba Artworks Fracebook page is found clicking here.

There is not a nicer person working in the this industry. I hope you actually get the opportunity to meet Doug at one of the Chicago cons or perhaps the Windy City Pulp and Paper Con.

Doug will be illustrating Harold Q. Masur's BURY ME DEEP, the first of the Scott Jordan novels.
And just to whet your appetite for what Doug will deliver take a look at these wonderful paintings.






Monday, October 28, 2013

I wanted to introduce you to our terrific new cover artist, Fernando Vincente, who has recently completed our cover for Ramona Stewart's DESERT TOWN. I am not going to reveal the cover yet but what I am going to show you will give you some clues as to what you'll get and boy is it good stuff! Enjoy...

Click here to visit Fernando's blog

Click here to vist Fernando's website

Check out some examples of Fernando's pin up below.





Thursday, September 5, 2013

www.bobbynash.com: I AIN’T AFRAID OF NO GHOST!

www.bobbynash.com: I AIN’T AFRAID OF NO GHOST!: The news is out about an upcoming project that I’m involved with and I’m excited to share the news here. I will be writing the adventures ...





September 5, 2013                                                                      For Immediate Release    RAVEN’S HEAD  PRESS
Contact: Michael Hudson
PH: 727-364-3068

RAVEN’S HEAD PRESS AND NOTED AUTHOR BOBBY NASH JOIN WITH AUTHOR AND
GHOST HUNTER ALEXANDRA HOLZER
TO DEBUT GHOST GAL PROSE SERIES

Raven's Head Press is proud to announce an exciting new series debuting in 2014. Noted author Bobby Nash and Raven Head Press’ Michael Hudson have agreed to develop Author and Ghost Hunter, Alexandra Holzer’s GHOST GAL as a fictional series of novels based on her exploits as a budding parapsychologist.

GHOST GAL is neo pulp with a touch of gothic romance.”  says publisher Michael Hudson.  “We’re setting the series in the late 1950’s to early 1960’s to take advantage of the post World War II paranoia that was present as America was undergoing the McCarthy witch hunts, the fear of the atomic bomb, and the numerous representations of the alien invader that characterized the late twentieth century perceptions of 1950’s America.  Ghost hunters were plentiful but only one stood head and shoulders above all the rest. His name was Hans Holzer, the creator of the Holzer Method. This series centers around his headstrong but lovable daughter, Alexandra, who after college has just hung out her shingle to follow in her famed father’s footsteps as a paranormal investigator.  Of course this leads her into adventures far beyond the realm of belief. But how she solves various mysteries along with the help of her beloved father, mother and fiancé will provide plenty of chills, thrills and a treasure trove of character development. You are going to care about these characters. “
“Alexandra and I have been talking about this project for several years now and the time is ripe to tell her story.  She will be writing a “true case file” as a foreword to each book in the series as well as working hand in hand with Bobby and me to develop these wonderful characters. We could not be happier in having Bobby Nash, the winner of Pulp Ark’s 2013 Best Author Award, as the one to helm this series. As Bobby and I discussed the premise or the series we found ourselves finishing each other’s sentences. For me this was a very good thing indeed. We know exactly who these characters are. It won’t be long before you will too!”
Alexandra Holzer says, “I was blessed with a truly unique, zany, and remarkable life story – one that I first depicted in my book Growing Up Haunted.  Can you imagine being raised as a little girl in Manhattan, living with a Ghost Hunter dad that spoke like Count Dracula, and an actual Russian Countess for a mother? I am convinced that no one else in the world has a life story similar to mine. My stories of the paranormal make for compelling tales, and I’m delighted that Raven’s Head Press has partnered with me to develop this new book series. I am not only excited but passionate about the GHOST GAL series, because much of her is who I am. She's family. Joining the “Ghost Gal Family” are two amazingly talented men who brilliantly embody neo-graphic tales both in writing and in depicting art to its fullest. It's pretty neat and humbling, to be immortalized in pen and ink!"
Bobby Nash had this to say about the new series. “When Raven’s Head Press head honcho, Michael Hudson first mentioned the idea behind Ghost Gal to me, I was hooked. By the end of our initial discussion, it was clear that we were on the same wavelength and the ideas began to flow. I love it when that happens.”
“I was honored when Michael and Alexandra Holzer entrusted me with helping to sculpt the amazing world of GHOST GAL. I hope our readers have as much fun with this one as I’m having writing it.”

About Alexandra Holzer
Emerging publicly onto the Paranormal Scene in early 2005 as a writer first and foremost, Author and Paranormalist Alexandra Holzer, has also appeared on numerous film documentaries such as the 25th Anniversary of Poltergeist and Shattered Hopes: The True Story of the Amityville Murders. No stranger to the field of the unknown as her father, Dr. Hans Holzer, PhD, was the Modern Pioneer and Father of the Paranormal. Alexandra's published a few books, one of which, Growing up Haunted has been optioned for TV and film rights with award winning producers in Hollywood. She writes a monthly article based on her travels, meet and greets in the field for the popular holistic green zine, OM Times. Holzer has gone on investigations but feels that her expertise lies not just with haunted houses, places or people but also in getting 'impressions' and being 'sensitive' to her surroundings. This yielded a Psychic Paranormal Investigator aka Ghost Hunter who is also on the quest for the unknown with a sense of humor. She grew up haunted and therefore has known nothing else. She is the only second generation paranormalist blazing this type of a well-rounded, ghostly and occultist trail of the past, into the present and forward into the future. Currently Holzer lectures at events around the country and does investigations for groups teaching “The Holzer Method”. For further information, please visit www.alexandraholzer.com

About Bobby Nash
From his secret lair in the wilds of Bethlehem, Georgia, Bobby Nash, the 2013 Pulp Ark Award Winner for Best Author, writes a little bit of everything including novels, comic books, short prose, novellas, graphic novels, screenplays, media tie-ins, and even a little pulp fiction just for good measure. And he sleeps at least once a week, whether he needs it or not.
Between deadlines, Bobby is a part-time extra in movies and television. He is also the co-host of the Earth Station One podcast (www.esopodcast.com). Bobby is a member of the International Association of Media Tie-in Writers.

In 2013, Bobby was awarded Best Author by the Pulp Ark Awards. It was his first professional writing award and for once in his life was at a loss for words with his name was announced.

For more information on Bobby Nash please visit him at www.bobbynash.com, www.facebook.com/AuthorBobbyNash, www.twitter.com/bobbynash, www.lance-star.com, and http://BEN-Books.blogspot.com/ among other places across the web.

About Raven’s Head Press
Raven’s head Press is a boutique publisher bringing you the very best in pulp fiction, classic crime and adventure. Our books run the gamut from forgotten classics to pulp with novels from literary greats of old to up and coming writers of today. All of our books will feature gorgeous original cover art with the look and feel of yesteryear's classic paperback stylings. Please visit Raven’s Head Press at www.ravensheadpress.com
or blog at http://ravensheadpress.blogspot.com.



For interviews or questions, contact Michael Hudson, Publisher Raven’s Head Press, at 727-364-3068 or by email at artist@reelartstudios.com

XXX

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

The website is now up and running. Our first book, THE STARKENDEN QUEST is in its final edit. As a teaser we are providing you with a  short bio of the author, Gilbert Collins, by genre critic J.F. Norris. Enjoy...

Gilbert Henry Collins (1890 - ?) was born in Southampton, the son of Hariett and Henry Collins. From 1919 through 1922 he served as a member of the British Consular Service in China. He drew from his work experience and travels in Asia as the basis for several works of non-fiction including Sidelights of Song (1920 ), Far Eastern Jaunts (1922) and Extreme Oriental Mixture (1925). For a time during the late 1920s Collins worked for the humor magazine Punch. He served as the founder and chairman of Saturday Nights Swimming Club in Bournemouth where he made his home from 1930 to 1936. Eventually he abandoned memoir and travel writing for fiction, specializing in detective and thriller novels. Those works include The Valley of the Eyes Unseen (1923), The Starkenden Quest (1925), Horror Comes to Thripplands (1930), The Phantom Tourer (1931) and The Dead Walk (1933). In 1937 he was named in a lawsuit along with his publisher Ward Lock for using without permission the work of deceased writer Harold Scarborough. Collins never wrote another book afterwards.  Shortly after the trial he left his home of Bournemouth and seems to have disappeared.  A death date of 1960 is most likely inaccurate as it is for a completely different Gilbert Henry Collins who was born in London in 1861.

Thursday, June 13, 2013

A cool John Burns' page from Lucky Comix new book, THE SEEKERS: Murder In The Boneyard. You can order the book either paper or kindle version through Amazon.com.

Click here to order your copy today! 

Wednesday, June 12, 2013




                           CLICK HERE TO ORDER YOUR COPY OF THE SEEKERS: MURDER IN THE BONEYARD ON SALE NOW
Click to order your 46 page compete adventure in paperback or kindle format. If  you enjoy the old The Avengers TV show you will love THE SEEKERS. And we have many more adventures planned.
A complete story in each book. Glorious black and white just like an old movie. Gorgeous art by the great John Burns. Order your copy today!

Tuesday, May 7, 2013






Virgil Finlay art for THE STARKENDEN QUEST. Enjoy!





We are working on some projects that we hope to be able to talk to you about very soon.

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Tuesday, April 30, 2013