Darkeva’s Dark Delights has posted a brand-new interview with Glenn Chadbourne. Glenn is the artist Guest of Honor at the 2013 World Horror Convention in New Orleans in June. Click here to read the interview!
FEARnet has posted a great review of The Illustrated Stephen King Trivia Book (Revised & Updated). The book is written by Bev Vincent and Brian James Freeman and is illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne. The reviewer, Blu Gilliand, has this to say about Glenn’s work:
I can’t write about this Illustrated book of trivia without mentioning the illustrations themselves, provided by longtime Cemetery Dance contributor/King illustrator Glenn Chadbourne. More than just providing the occasional visual break among page after page of questions, Chadbourne’s drawings often serve as clues, and frequently become the source of even more trivia questions. His intense, insanely detailed pieces are a perfect complement to the material.
You can read the full review on the FEARnet website.
You can purchase the book from Cemetery Dance.
Australian magazine Midnight Echo featured an article about Glenn Chadbourne in issue #8. Unfortunately, issue 8 is apparently sold out now, though digital copies remain. You can find out more on the Midnight Echo website.
Issue 2 of Splatterpunk Zine is out now. New fiction from: JEFF STRAND, RONALD MALFI, BARRY HOFFMAN and SHANE MCKENZIE. Illustrations by: GLENN CHADBOURNE, DAN HENK, ADAM HALL and GRAHAM TAYLOR. An interview with horror legend RAY GARTON. Non-fiction by JACK BANTRY, WAYNE SIMMONS and MARK SIEBER. See ordering info…
| Publication Date: | December 2012 |
| Cover Artist: | Glenn Chadbourne |
| Interior Artists: | Glenn Chadbourne |
| Page Count: | 104 |
A Note From the Publisher:
This issue celebrates one of my favorite artists and all around great guy, Glenn Chadbourne. I have been honored to work with Glenn for many years now and even more honored to call him a good friend. This special issue features cover to cover story illustrations by Glenn, as well as an in-depth interview and a new short story by Glenn and Holly Newstein. Of special note to Stephen King fans, “The Glass Floor” was published in Startling Mystery Stories in 1967 and was his first professional sale. It has never appeared in any of his collections.
This issue of Cemetery Dance is shipping now! You can order it from Cemetery Dance by clicking here