Artist Glenn Chadbourne

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.

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From Glenn!

Well, it seems I’ve been chosen to be the Artist Guest of Honor at 2013’s Bram Stoker Awards. The big event takes place in what I’ve always thought of as America’s number one creepy/cool city—the Big Easy, New Orleans. Words fail me on what a true honor this really is for me. I’ve been drawing and painting since early childhood and never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined this. I want to thank my good friend Rocky Wood for thinking of me. Rocky—the sweetest of souls—is a wonderful writer who realizes the genre brilliantly in every word he puts to print. He’s a true pro and an all around good lad. So thank you Rocky. I’ll be gathering originals to exibit throughout the coming year and I’ll have oodles of prints for sale. I’m up for remarquing folks books if people like and I’m sure everyone there will have a blast. So if you can make it to the event be sure and say hello, I’ll be there with shiny bells on! (now there’s a visual!)

Glenn

Hi folks.

First off I’d like to offer an apology for the limbo-esque condition of this site for the past year. It’s a long story, not very dramatic and nobody’s fault. Essentially the guy who built it for me in the first place—and I think he did a swell job—moved on with his own things and at the same time I became crazed with work, and so things languished. I think of the site as a ghost ship, just floating along on its own haunted tape-loop through cyberspace.

Now, however, I’ve had the great fortune to meet a tech-savvy fellow who’s helping me get things back on track. Things will get dusted off, new art will be added and I’ll be posting weekly updates on what I’ve been up to. In short, the site will get a fresh start. So expect some updates soon and new artwork to be added to the gallery. As I mentioned, it’s been a crazy busy year but now things have settled down and I want to work on some projects specifically intended for this site.

Oh, one last thing. I’ve had several people tell me they haven’t been able to contact me from the email addrsss listed on the site. This was the fault of a typo in the email address. The correct email for me is g.chadborn@roadrunner.com, so please feel free to send any mails to that address, and I’ll respond to all. Thanks much.