Emerald City Comicon 2013

David Hudnut and James Shipman selling books at ECCC

Lillie Monster from Living Dead Promotions

Emerald City Comicon 2013 is now dead and gone. What a show it was. The volume of attendees was staggering. Tons of great cosplay. It was never this good in previous millenniums.

I was busy selling my horror novel Night Walk and my booth partner James Shipman was busy selling his fantasy-comedy Willie Washer's Local No. 38.

We also had the good fortune of working with Lillie Monster from Living Dead Promotions. She was in costume as Princess Jenny from James' book, for which I did the cover art.

I can't thank Lillie Monster and the rest of the crew at Living Dead Promotions enough for all their hard work promoting us and bringing traffic to our booth. The show wouldn't have been nearly as successful without their tireless efforts.

If you missed the show, you can still find Night Walk and Willie Washer's Local No.38 on Amazon.com

Buy NIGHT WALK here

Buy WILLIE WASHER'S here

At Emerald City Comicon this weekend!!

The cover of Night Walk

This weekend, March 1-3, I will be at Emerald City Comicon in Seattle, Washington, selling and signing my novel Night Walk.

For those of you who don't know, Night Walk is a paranormal thriller about a family in trouble.

I have a table in the Gaming Artist Alley, so stop by and say hello.

Willie Washer's

At my booth will also be author James Shipman. I illustrated the cover for James' book Willie Washer's Local No. 38. James will be selling and signing his book as well.

Also, Princess Jenny, the heroine of James' novel, will be at our booth signing autographs.

Willie Washer's Local No.38

Willie Washer's Local No.38 by James Shipman

I recently designed and illustrated some cover art for my buddy author James Shipman. James wrote a great comedy fantasy novel titled Willie Washer's Local No.38. I've read the book, and it's a quick, fun read.

Rarely do I actually laugh out loud while reading books. I think the last book that grabbed my guts and pulled out the belly laugh's was Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson, and that was years ago. Surprise, surprise, James got me laughing good with Willie Washer's Local No.38. There's plenty of punnery and tasty one-liners throughout this book. It also skewers a quiverful of fantasy stereotypes with comedic panache, including one of my all-time favorites: the Gelatinous Cube. Oh so 2nd version D&D (I'm talking Blue-book D&D), or should I say OD&D.

Need I say more?

You can buy the physical book (with my cover art) at Amazon here:

http://www.amazon.com/Willie-Washers-Local-No-James-Shipman/dp/1475050852/ref=tmm_pap_title_0

If you want the Kindle version, you can find it here:

http://www.amazon.com/Willie-Washers-Local-No-38-ebook/dp/B007JD3LZC/ref=tmm_kin_title_0