Ken Fury: Plains of Inferno
Don’t take it from me (or do) either way, go out and get When The Land Blows Dust. Once again Ken Fury delivers.
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In my ever forward progress for world domination (or simply to feed my legend-in-my-own-mind delusions) I get a tickle myself…
Big Lesson Time: Never Burn A Bridge
What’s more, go back now and again and see if you might shore up the girders, secure a few bolts better into the framework, and make sure the toll collector isn’t sleeping on the job; in other words, attend to that bridge you built, even if you built it way back when
Ralph Lands Two Pieces in Darkside Magazine #51
I have contributed to quite a few of the magazine’s past issue now and am very proud to see my name, interviews and even fiction featured in the mag.
Ralph Contributes to ‘Paperlate’ in issue #138 of UK’s PROG Magazine
In yet another show of amazing taste, the powers-that-be of UK’s venerable, and quite fantastic, PROG magazine, have allowed me to contribute to their opinion-piece Paperlate, column.
Ralph’s New Book: A Few Wild Beasts to be Dreaded
When it comes to fiction, I am primarily a short fiction writer. I either do not have the skills or patience (or both) for a longer form story, a novel even.
Playing Ironbound Farm In Asbury New Jersey
The place really is super cool, expansive and nestled in a very cool spot not all that far off of Rte. 78 in the New Jersey Highlands, where the vistas can be quite amazing, really (see I have been telling you N.J. is beautiful!)
Clifton Merchant Magazine
So, I am damn proud to make Clifton Merchant Magazine with my buddy, Joe Swarctz, the illustrator of our Echo City Capers children’s books series, in a mention the magazine gave us (see the pic).
U.S.-Based Echo City Capers Publishes in the UK
Ralph & Joe met in Clifton High School in the late ’70s, began a fast friendship, played in local bands, and generally ‘hung out’ throughout their 20’s. Losing touch for 25 years, they reconnected five years ago and began their Echo City publishing concern.