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[Publisher] Bad Moon Books
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Their website is fun and most of their covers are interesting. I like 'em, anyway.
A little different from some of the small presses, in that BMB offers limited edition (100 copies) hardcovers, seems to have a license to use the Green Hornet, and is an eBay Power Seller -- all of this taken from their site.
I'm curious if anyone here has direct experience with the publisher.
A little different from some of the small presses, in that BMB offers limited edition (100 copies) hardcovers, seems to have a license to use the Green Hornet, and is an eBay Power Seller -- all of this taken from their site.
I'm curious if anyone here has direct experience with the publisher.
The name sounded familiar, then I remembered Brian Keene mentioned they were terminated from selling on Horror Mall for violating seller’s terms (more info here. I don't know how serious it is.
The only submission link i could find is to a .ca url that I can't open because of a security warning. It's this if you want to try: badmoonbooks.ca/guidelines.htm
The only submission link i could find is to a .ca url that I can't open because of a security warning. It's this if you want to try: badmoonbooks.ca/guidelines.htm
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I don't see how the issues around inter-retailer relationships are necessarily an indicator of how author/publisher relationships will go--except that I would be leery of working with a publisher who publicly admitted to violating a contract with another publisher/retailer. "If HorrorMall, why not me?" would be my own thought processes. Perhaps they will do something to redeem the situation.
I wasn't sure if it was relevant but my first thought was it might have an impact on sales. I don't know how big Horror Mall is.
Maybe they just decided they didn't want HorrorMall to be their exclusive book distribution site. That's what HorrorMall demands in their contract. For most publishers, I can see why this isn't a great choice.