May 20, 2004 -- Raw Dog Screaming Press has successfully negotiated with editor Kevin L. Donihe to publish his critically acclaimed anthology series Bare Bone. The newest installment, volume #5, has just been released and RDSP has announced that the series will now be published bi-annually instead of just once a year. This series is distributed through Ingram.

Bare Bone is a journal of psychological horror that presents both fiction and poetry. Past issues have included a story by Donald Burleson which went on to appear in The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror # 13 edited by Stephen Jones, and Honorable Mentions for Derek M. Fox and Thomas Deja in The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror #15 edited by Ellen Datlow.

The current issue debuted at the World Horror Convention (April 7th-11th) with Kevin L. Donihe in attendance as well as contributors Michael A. Anzen, Trey Barker and Vincent W. Sakowski. Donihe will also attend this year’s Horrorfind Weekend (August 13-16) in support of Bare Bone. Trey Barker’s story "The Falling" from this volume has already been nominated for a Bram Stoker Award in the category Best Short Story of 2004.

For more information about Bare Bone #5 edited by Kevin L. Donihe (ISBN 0-9745031-5-0), contact John Lawson/Raw Dog Screaming Press, 5103 72nd Place, Landover Hills, MD 20784, 301-577-3840.

Raw Dog Screaming Press was founded in 2003 to promote cutting-edge dark fiction. From postmodern nightmares to the surreal and absurd, RDSP pushes the boundaries of fringe literature with its instant cult classics. Having successfully released 15 Serial Killers: Docufictions by Harold Jaffe and Sick: An Anthology of Illness edited by John Edward Lawson, RDSP will expand its catalog to ten titles by the end of 2004.




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