Bare Bone Anthology Series Acquired by Raw Dog Screaming Press

Raw Dog Screaming Press has successfully negotiated with editor Kevin L. Donihe to publish his critically acclaimed anthology series Bare Bone. The newest installment, volume #5, has just been released and RDSP has announced that the series will now be published bi-annually instead of just once a year. This series is distributed through Ingram.

(PRWEB) May 20, 2004 -- Raw Dog Screaming Press has successfully negotiated with editor Kevin L. Donihe to publish his critically acclaimed anthology series Bare Bone. The newest installment, volume #5, has just been released and RDSP has announced that the series will now be published bi-annually instead of just once a year. This series is distributed through Ingram.

Bare Bone is a journal of psychological horror that presents both fiction and poetry. Past issues have included a story by Donald Burleson which went on to appear in The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror # 13 edited by Stephen Jones, and Honorable Mentions for Derek M. Fox and Thomas Deja in The Years Best Fantasy and Horror #15 edited by Ellen Datlow.

The current issue debuted at the World Horror Convention (April 7th-11th) with Kevin L. Donihe in attendance as well as contributors Michael A. Anzen, Trey Barker and Vincent W. Sakowski. Donihe will also attend this years Horrorfind Weekend (August 13-16) in support of Bare Bone. Trey Barkers story "The Falling" from this volume has already been nominated for a Bram Stoker Award in the category Best Short Story of 2004.

For more information about Bare Bone #5 edited by Kevin L. Donihe (ISBN 0-9745031-5-0), contact John Lawson/Raw Dog Screaming Press, 5103 72nd Place, Landover Hills, MD 20784, 301-577-3840.

Raw Dog Screaming Press was founded in 2003 to promote cutting-edge dark fiction. From postmodern nightmares to the surreal and absurd, RDSP pushes the boundaries of fringe literature with its instant cult classics. Having successfully released 15 Serial Killers: Docufictions by Harold Jaffe and Sick: An Anthology of Illness edited by John Edward Lawson, RDSP will expand its catalog to ten titles by the end of 2004.