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‘Arizona Moon’ wins screenplay award
So happy to announce that my screenplay, ARIZONA MOON won first place in the Willamette Writers Kay Snow award for Grades Screenplay. The script was inspired by my novel VERDICT IN THE DESERT, published by Arte Público Press, in Houston, Texas, the largest US publisher of contemporary and recovered literature by US Hispanic authors, and…
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Victorian-era mystery book sold to Crooked Lanes
I’m so happy to announce that Crooked Lanes Books has bought my mystery, “FELICITY CARROL AND THE LADY OF THE LAKE.” The novel is about a brilliant and eccentric Victorian-era heiress investigating the murder of a friend. Felicity uses the latest in forensics, all the while challenged by a neglectful father who only wants her…
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Please enjoy sample story from SUEÑO STREET
sueno.sampler A young Latino artist turns down Sueño Street. The walls along the abandoned street are canvases for his murals, which come alive with tales of horror, suspense, and nightmare. SUEÑO STREET is a graphic novel in homage to “Night Gallery” and “Tales from the Crypt” but with Latino flavor, culture and characters. The stories…
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‘Verdict in the Desert’ Kirkus Review: A fine read
https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/patricia-santos-marcantonio/verdict-in-the-desert/ The upcoming book is also mentioned on La Bloga. http://labloga.blogspot.com/2016/02/new-books-poetry-of-resistance-desert.html Verdict in the Desert
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Who are you Carmina Aviña?
Carmina Aviña Santos is my grandmother. She is a ghost. We know so little about her she has become a specter right out of our reach. A phantom, but with roots in the real. A farm laborer, she died in 1930 at the age of 28 while living and working in a tiny farming community…
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Sueño Street – ON SALE NOW
Sueño Street, Now ON SALE at Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble (click on links to purchase) by Patricia Santos Marcantonio (Author), Mike Youngman (Illustrator) On the walls of Sueño Street, a young Latino artist paints murals that come to life with tales of horror, suspense and nightmare.The stories include fresh telling of traditional Latino scares like…
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Thanks HorrorAddicts.net for spotlighting Sueño Street
Thanks to HorrorAddicts.net for its spotlight on Sueño Street, my new graphic novel with great art by Mike Youngman. And for those who love all things horror, it is a great site. HorrorAddicts.net
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Sueño Street review: Great art, great storytelling, what else could you ask for?
By David Watson Horroraddicts.net Staff writer When you think of horror comics you think of Tales From The Crypt or Vault Of Horror. If you never read these comics from the past you know the type of stories in them and thinking about them puts a smile on your face. Now there’s a graphic novel…