Transubstantiate Category
Shroud Magazine gives Transubstantiate a great review.
Posted on April 24, 2011 Leave a Comment
Great review for the book over at Shroud Magazine (love these guys) but some harsh criticism for the typesetting and cover art. “Transubstantiate, when all the pieces fall into place, is an intricate and layered look at action and consequence, the struggle between mislaid control and frustrated effort of self-proclaimed gods of men and the […]
Kindle and Nook for Transubstantiate
Posted on March 3, 2011 Leave a Comment
When you’re a small press, and a relatively unknown author, sometimes it takes time for things to get done. It can be red tape, it can be heading out into new waters where nobody knows what to do, or it can be that your fate is in the hand of others, giant corporations that do […]
Jay Slayton-Joslin interviews Richard Thomas about Transubstantiate, Disintegration, Shivers VI, neo-noir, and so much more
Posted on February 14, 2011 Leave a Comment
“You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me? Then who the hell else are you talkin’ to? You talkin’ to me? Well I’m the only one here. Who the fuck do you think you’re talking to?” That’s right. JSJ is talkin’ to me about my debut novel, Transubstantiate, my story “Stillness” in […]
Bryan Alaspa interviews Richard Thomas at AssociatedContent.com
Posted on February 9, 2011 Leave a Comment
Bryan Alaspa discovered my book, Transubstantiate, and loved it. It’s always exciting to meet new people that enjoy my work. Sometimes you shoot that work out into the void, or promote it on Facebook and Twitter, and wonder if anybody ever hears you, if anybody enjoys it. Bryan heard me. When he asked what else […]
Excerpts from Transubstantiate in Vain #9
Posted on January 16, 2011 Leave a Comment
NOTE: Issue 9 is NOW OUT! Vain does such beautiful work. Some excerpts from my novel Transubstantiate are in here (I originally published my short story “Underground Wonderbound” a naughty little tale about a sex club in Issue #5 with Vain in 2009) as well as some beautiful artwork. I’ll also make an announcement when […]
OWP Reading Saturday October 16th at 7 pm at Quimby’s, Chicago
Posted on October 13, 2010 Leave a Comment
I’ll be reading Saturday at my favorite bookstore, Quimby’s in the hip and happening Bucktown / Wicker Park area with several other OWP authors – Laura, Nik, and David at 7pm. COME ON OUT! Blocks from the Damen/North/Milwaukee el stop and right on the North Avenue bus line. Saw Chuck Palahniuk read here years ago.
Another great review of Transubstantiate, this one at Morpheus Tales
Posted on October 1, 2010 Leave a Comment
The review supplement for Morpheus Tales #10 is now out. Happy to see my pal Jeremy C. Shipp in here too, we’ll also be sharing space in an upcoming issue of Withersin. We got another fantastic review for Transubstantiate, this one from Stanley Riiks. Here’s an excerpt: Described as a neo-noir thriller, a description I […]
Interview up at 3:AM Magazine
Posted on September 19, 2010 2 Comments
An interview with me done by the talented Gregory Frye is now up at 3:AM Magazine. Love 3:AM, they published a story of mine “A Bird in the Hand” last year. 3:AM MAGAZINE Here’s an excerpt: Richard Thomas is catching a lot of attention with his debut novel Transubstantiate, a neo-noir thriller mostly set on […]
Interview at Oxyfication (with Justin Holt)
Posted on August 16, 2010 Leave a Comment
Justin Holt spent the last week interviewing me about Transubstantiate, and other things too – how I got started, what my influences were, my thoughts on various genres, and what my plans are for the future. Be sure to check it out. OXYFICATION Intro: Richard Thomas is a busy man. He’s a husband and father […]
Amazon Bots Giving Me Some Love
Posted on August 13, 2010 Leave a Comment
So, I got an email from Amazon yesterday, and it kind of caught me off guard. It wanted to know if I was interested in some other thrillers, some books. Of course I’m interested, let me open that email and see what you’ve got for me today. And what was it? Wow. There’s my own […]
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