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01Publishing is proud to announce that it is now a part of the WordCraft Podcast Community. Featuring Editor in Chief Kat Rocha author J.Ishiro Finney, WordCraft is dedicated to returning genre fiction to a time before agendas and social justice. Most shows post live and feature segments such as: The Writer’s RoomKnight EditorTalking Shopand more! They post new shows 2-3 times a week so there is plenty to keep you entertained all week!!You can check them out onYouTube OdyseeRead More →

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Last month Black Aether Magazine, a Hungarian publication, sat down with Josh Finney and Patrick McEvoy to discuss Lovecraft, Casefile: ARKHAM, and creating comics. The interview was translated for the Hungarian audience but you an read the original English version on Josh Finney’s personal website –  Making Comics, Writing Noir, & Fighting Around the World…    Below is an excerpt from that interview. First of all, would you be so kind to introduce yourselves. How did you two meet and how many books/comics you have written/ altogether? PATRICK: I’m Patrick McEvoy, an artist and art director. I’ve worked on lots of tabletop game art, comics (my most recent series wasRead More →

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We’re kicking off the new year with another awesome interview with Josh Finney and Patrick McEvoy, on The Dedman’s Tome Radio Podcast. Not only do the guys take live call in questions but they have a chat with a real Ghost Hunter on the show. Listen to “CaseFile Arkham – Sin City meets Lovecraft” on Spreaker. Reserve your copy of Casefile: ARKHAM – Her Blood Runs Cold on Amazon.com. Be sure to join our mailing list for updates on the latest 01Publishing news.Read More →

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DJ from “MyLifeMyBooksMyEscape” sat down with Nicole Cushing to discuss “The Sadist’s Bible”, living in the mid west, Shirley Jackson, and the popularity of novellas. Here is a sample: DJ: What is the world of The Sadist’s Bible like? NC: Most of the book takes place in our own world. (Specifically, in southern Indiana, Kentucky, and Virginia.) In other words, the Bible Belt. The culture of the Bible Belt plays a large role in the story. It shapes the social mores that Ellie, in particular, is trying to escape from. But part of the story takes place in a mystical realm. (To avoid spoilers, I won’t divulgeRead More →

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Christopher Shultz of LitReactor.com recently conducted a wonderful interview with Nicole Cushing, author of The Sadist Bible and Stoker Nominee for her novel, Mr. Suicide. Here is a sample of her interview. Without giving too much away, the final scenes in The Sadist’s Bible reminded me of a way more fucked up version of Midian, the monster realm in Clive Barker’s Nightbreed. Was Barker an influence on your work at all, either with The Sadist’s Bible or otherwise? My work has often been likened to Barker’s, but I don’t think that’s a result of his direct influence on me so much as the coincidence that our brains are probably wiredRead More →