From Thursday, October 11, to Monday, October 15, independent publishing house StarWarp Concepts—the company behind such critically acclaimed titles as Blood Feud: The Saga of Pandora Zwieback, Book 1 and Lorelei: Sects and the City—will be hosting its first online convention.
At the StarWarp Concepts Book Festival,
all of the company’s print titles will be available at the same
discounts that are offered at traditional conventions (plus postage),
and prices on e-books will be reduced. In addition, visitors will be
able to download free digital comics and print out their own attendee
badge. Just add your own cosplayers, and you’ll have the full convention
experience!
Debuting at the festival will be the digital edition of the graphic novel Lorelei: Sects and the City, a Mature Readers story written by Steven A. Roman (The Saga of Pandora Zwieback), with art by Eliseu Gouveia (The Phantom), Steve Geiger (Web of Spider-Man), and Neil Vokes (Fright Night).
In this homage to 1970s horror comics and movies, a soul-stealing
succubus battles a cult of Elder God worshipers seeking to rule the
world. Normally priced at $5.99, the 152-page e-book will be discounted
to $3.99 during the five-day event; after October 15 it will return to its original price.
The
StarWarp Concepts Book Festival runs from Thursday, October 11, until
Monday, October 15. To join in on the experience, just head to the show
site on Thursday, when it opens its cyberdoors:
About the Company:
Launched
in 1993, StarWarp Concepts is a publisher of dark-fiction novels and
graphic novels, and is based in Queens, NY. Its print titles are
distributed by Ingram Book Company, and can be ordered from most online
retailers as well as through comic book stores and brick-and-mortar
bookshops. Its e-book editions are available from Amazon.com, BarnesAndNoble.com, the Apple iBookstore, Kobo.com, Diesel, Smashwords, and DriveThruFiction.com.
For more information on the company and its projects, please visit our Web sites: www.StarwarpConcepts.com and www.PandoraZwieback.com.
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