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Dead Kill Book 2: The Ridge of Change Coming Soon

I just turned in the first round of edits for Dead Kill Book 2: The Ridge of Change. Next will come the final proof edits then it should be released, hopefully by the end of the month. It is currently available for pre-order on the Sunbury Press website. http://www.sunburypressstore.com/Dead-Kill-Book-Two-The-Ridge-of-Change-9781620066713.htm . Reserve yours today.

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“Dummel-Dee” For Bizarre Fantasies By Mark Slade – Illustrations by Thomas M. Malafarina

The aisles were packed

Keith Rommel

Behind my books and ready to sign

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Entrance to show.

Table set up and ready to go.

Wearing my tribute “Castle” Sweatshirt

Freddy dropped by insisting he was the “real” Cursed Man…

My Granddaughter Amara and My Grandson Ayden

Artist Alecia Nye

Inspired By “For Eternity” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

The great Nunzio Barbera

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Thomas Malafarina and Alecia Nye presenting her print of the Burn Phone cover.

Meeting Sunbury Press author Mary Dimino

Inspired By “Buzzards” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

Inspired By “The Lurkers” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

Meeting best selling author and Bram Stoker Award Winner Jonathan Mayberry

Inspired By “Breakfast Of Champions” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

Manning the Sunbury Press booth – Like the hat?

Signed and Donated Books – Including two first editions

Spencer has two of my signed books

Catherine Jordan, Contributing Author in “Undead Living” talking about her story “The Supreme Race”

Manning the Sunbury Press booth.

Thomas Malafarina reading from “Undead Living”

Me with fellow horror author and screenwriter Keith Rommel listening to the sounds of 70's progressive rock band "Bang" at the Sunbury Press 10th Anniversary party held at Metropolis Art Gallery in Mechanicsburg The party was also a signing and celibration for Keith's movie "The Cursed Man" based on his novel of the same name.

Inspired By “Breakfast Of Champions” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

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In My Official Tee Shirt

Discussing my latest Sunbury Press Project “Undead Living” and reading an excerpt from my short story “Even The Great Will Fall” – The goriest scenes.

Thomas Malafarina, Joe Tarone, & Mike Breslin

Show poster.

Table Setup

Me with fellow horror author Catherine Jordan. Cathy wrote the chilling, “Seeking Samiel”

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“Deutsch Baggerly Private Dick” By Kelly Jameson – Illustrations by Thomas M. Malafarina

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It’s a bad idea to leave the baby unattended here…

Inspired By “The Lurkers” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

Show poster.

Thomas Malafarina

Ready For Action

Inspired by “The Lurkers” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

Manning the booth.

Me with fellow horror author and screenwriter Keith Rommel listening to the sounds of 70’s progressive rock band “Bang” at the Sunbury Press 10th Anniversary party held at Metropolis Art Gallery in Mechanicsburg The party was also a signing and celibration for Keith’s movie “The Cursed Man” based on his novel of the same name. Me with fellow horror author Catherine Jordan. Cathy wrote the chilling, “Seeking Samiel” With Christina Steffy who not only edited Keith’s “The Cursed Man” but also edited my collection “13 Nasty Endings”

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Two gentlemen who dropped by to discuss their taste in literature.

Author Polly Kahl, Author David Reimer, and Writer, Editor Christina Steffey

Jacob Javitz Center

With new friend and reader Michelle and her daughter.

Inspired By “Eye Contact” drawn by Schuylkill County Artist Bill Fisher

Author and Ashland native Thomas M. Malafarina sits with Ashland Public Library librarians Rene Hardnock left and Ann Helwig. They are holding the three books he authored, which were donated to the library Friday.