Nicholas Kaufmann's Chasing the Dragon and Douglas Smith's Chimerascope are now available to order directly through the CZP website, all major online retailers, and at your local bookstore!

Robert J. Wiersema's The World More Full of Weeping has been nominated for the Aurora Award for Best Short-Form Work In English!
The Auroras are open to all Canadian and Canadian residents. Full information is available on the Prix Aurora Awards website.
Please take a few seconds to support CZP and vote for Rob!
We're giving a way your choice of a tradepaperback or short story critique by CZP Assistant Editor Helen Marshall if you can correctly match CZP's first thirteen titles to a holiday.
So, that creepy looking guy just below this paragraph relates to Valentine's Day.
Full details available here. Deadline is February 28, 2010.
David Nickle's Monstrous Affections won the Readers' Choice Award for Best Dark Genre Fiction Collection in the 3rd Annual Black Quill Awards.
On behalf of David and CZP, we'd like to thank everyone who voted.
ChiZine Publications will be publishing books by Gord Zajac, Craig Davidson, Halli Villegas, Tony Burgess, Paul Tremblay and CZP alum Robert Boyczuk. Full Details.
CZP signed limited editions are now being carried by Camelot Books.
Pre-orders are now being taken for limited edition hardcovers of Cities of Night by Philip Nutman and The Thief of Broken Toys by Tim Lebbon.
Cities of Night takes you to Atlanta, London, New York, Rome, Prague . . . all are cities of night. And the night is forever now.
In The Thief of Broken Toys, a father loses his son and his wife leaves him. Wandering the cliffs of a small fishing village, he meets the thief of broken toys, and everything begins to change.
These are limited edition print runs. Only 250 copies of The Thief of Broken Toys and 150 copies of Cities of Night will be printed. Find more information at Horror Mall.
We asked for the best 300 word (or less) flash fiction story to be judged by our short story collection authors: Robert Boyczuk, Claude Lalumičre and David Nickle. The results are in:
WINNER:
Cedar by Donna Burgess
RUNNERS-UP:
Layers Deep by Paul Abbamondi
One Zombie by Catherine MacLeod
Torontoist.com will publish an original story by Robert J Wiersema, "Just Like the Ones He Used to Know," in eight daily posts, beginning on Thursday, December 16 and ending on Christmas Eve.
Robert J. Wiersema, author of The World More Full of Weeping is interviewed on TheCommentary.ca about the book, the town it's set in, and more. Give a listen or download directly.
ChiZine Publications has signed a deal with Diamond Book Distributors for U.S./U.K. distribution of their titles.
Co-Editors Brett Alexander Savory and Sandra Kasturi along with author David Nickle (Monstrous Affections) and Robert J. Wiersema (The World More Full of Weeping) were interviewed in The Afterword, the "place for all things literary" in The National Post (a major Canadian newspaper). They talk about the origin and growth of CZP.
We're pleased and excited that all of our titles are now available from Horror Mall as eBooks! All titles are available in .PDF, .MOBI and .EPUB formats for $5.95 (except The World More Full of Weeping is $3.95).
From now on, we plan on releasing our hardcovers, trade paperbacks and eBooks at the same time. More than that, we're going to keep the costs of the eBook as low as possible.
All CZP's eBooks can be found at http://www.horror-mall.com/ChiZine-Publications-p-1-c-433.html.
ChiZine Publications (CZP) is an independent publisher of weird, surreal, subtle, and disturbing dark literary fiction hand-picked by Brett Alexander Savory and Sandra Kasturi, Bram Stoker Award-winning editors of ChiZine: Treatments of Light and Shade in Words.
In honour of Valentine's Day, we've launched a new contest matching CZP books with holidays. You have the chance to win a free eBook, free trade paperback or short story critique by CZP Assistant Editor Helen Marshall. Full Details
World Horror Convention
Brighton, England
March 25-28, 2010
Odyssey 2010
Heathrow, London, UK
April 2-5, 2010
Ad Astra
Toronto, ON
April 9-11, 2010
Co-Publisher Brett Alexander Savory
The Latest:
A+ review of CHIMERASCOPE at Fantasy Blog Critic
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EMOTION, IMAGINATION, EXPERIENCE, TALENT, AND THE READER
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Trade paperbacks and eBooks will be available May 15th, 2010.

Trade paperbacks and eBooks will be available May 15th, 2010.
Trade paperbacks and eBooks will be available April 15, 2010.
Trade paperbacks and eBooks will be available April 15, 2010.
". . . the 16 stories in this collection showcase the inventive mind and immense storytelling talent of one of Canada's most original writers of speculative fiction."
- Library Journal
"Old school horror with plenty of tension, action, and hot, wet viscera for you to hook your claws into. Get ready for a bloody ride into hell."
- Tom Piccirilli, author of Shadow Season

"(H)aunting . . . seamlessly blends literary fiction with mythic fantasy"
- Publishers Weekly

"These stories are terrifically creepy. And not unlike Edgar Allan Poe or Potted Meat Product, they gave me the willies."
- Christopher Moore

"David Nickle writes 'em damned weird and damned good and damned dark. He is bourbon-rough, poetic and vivid. Don't miss this one."
- Cory Doctorow, author of Little Brother

"I could not put it down until I finished it."
- Liviu Suciu, Fantasy Book Critic

"The most enjoyably bizarre novel I've read."
- Gareth D. Jones, SF Crowsnest

"Boyczuk has a real knack for creepy, Twilight Zone-style atmospherics."
- Alex Good, Quill & Quire

"Crackling with invention, energy, and suspense."
- Alex Good, Quill & Quire

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