
This editorial is a little bit of a minefield. Little silver disks in a muddy field with "backslapper" stuck on them. I don't want this to be about backslappage, more about who we are. TIWWAAW to be precise: This Is Who We Are And Why.
The team, as you may have noticed, has expanded - which was a nerve racking thing to do, given if you're used to a certain dynamic, there's always a fear of spoiling that said dynamic. There has been no evidence of such, which is very encouraging.
For the most part of this year (and a hard personal year it has been, I have to say), myself and Troy have worked pretty much alone with the occasional input from some very dear contributors like DiRT, MR Sellars and Alison Nastasi. So this was quite a shake up.
Now we have a team which is working very professionally and I'm rather thrilled about it. One of the most exciting things for me personally is to have both godfathers of Millennium fandom involved in different ways. Millennial Abyss creator Brian Dixon is a great consultant. He has worked hard brainstorming and putting together the poster campaign. Brian is bright, open to ideas and from my experience always very positive in his approach to problem solving. The second godfather, so to speak, is Graham Smith of TIWWA is more of a silent supporter, but his support and contribution should never go unheeded. He supports the website financially and asks for nothing in return, but is never forgotten. If there is a technical issue, he's the first person to turn to and always has an idea to solve any problem. So having these two people who inspired my interest in Millennium helping us is very exciting. You'll see links to their respective sites down the side of this page. Please visit.
We also have Adam Chamberlain from Fourth Horseman Press - Brian's cohort, who has again being working as a direct consultant and helping on the blog. Both have a regular series planned for the blog too. Watch this space. Adam is very British. Calm, well mannered - easy to rib and very easy to talk to. Personally I prefer ribbing him than talking to him. There I go again. Can't stop teasing the chap.
Joselyn Rojas is a very talented video editor who has stunned Lance, Mark Snow and Tom Wright by her work. She's integral to the upcoming projects and the provider of those wonderful Movie Poster videos. A talented and dedicated individual who is enthused and smart. She's bubbly to the point of exploding. If she likes an idea, you'll know straight away.
Currently, while not team members, Avi and Tiffany from X-Files News.com are also major players in the future for BacktoFrankBlack. With such close connections between the shows and their extensive understanding of campaigns, it would be insane for both groups not to have common ground. These two are fun girls but serious when it comes to business. Never to be under-estimated!
And then there's Lance. He'd be upset if I said he's vital to the campaign, but his support cannot go unnoticed. He drives ideas, pushes the team and challenges what would normally be considered impossible. We're all a unique bunch, be we staff or fans, and that's a point he always stresses - that he is no more important than anyone else who cares about Millennium, but he does have a very active role and interest in the campaign, the concept and the fans - as those who have joined his Facebook page will know - and that page truly fascinates him. He loves seeing what the fans think and do. This guy flares up with an idea and then he'll not stop until its realised. It's his gift. It's his cur- well, no, just a gift really.
Finally, Troy, who never runs out of juice. Always there to join up the dots and push the envelope. But you all know that by now. Essentially he is the anti-me. And that works somehow. Easily amused, rarely tired and always, unswervingly a believer.
But that's the people involved right now. Brian, Adam, Lance, Joselyn, Troy and myself - with Avi and Tiffany throwing in some exciting ideas and Graham there holding us up so we can do this stuff. Our regular contributors are there too - DiRT, Murv, Alison.. all in the wings. All working in different ways but all working together.
Each year comes and I wonder how we'll top the previous year. I think we're topping like we've never topped before. Was this backslappage? I hope not. I'd like to think I can tell you what we're currently about, who we are about and why without it turning into a "aren't we great!!" post. We are all just fans - and I like to think by occasionally letting you guys know how we're working gives you an insight into what's happening and perhaps humanises the campaign somewhat, gives you an idea of who these people are.
And who am I? Well just like Zaphod Beeblebrox, I'm just some guy, you know?
Ezekiel Editorial: TIWWAAW
Posted by James McLean | Filed under Adam Chamberlain, Alison Nastasi, Brian A. Dixon, DiRT, Ezekiel Editorial, Fourth Horseman Press, Joselyn Rojas, M. R. Sellars, TL Foreman
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Lara Means Week: Thursday - Means to an End?
Posted by James McLean | Filed under Catherine Black, Lara Means, M. R. Sellars, Peter Watts

Today we do something a little different. When we approach writers to do work for our special weeks, we want their take on a given subject - to me, that is interesting that asking writers to simply gush in some "mean"ingless (punnn!) and dishonest dedication. Our next article is by paranormal/horror writer (The Rowan Gant Investigations) MR Sellars. We approached him to do an article about Lara Means this week and to our surprise - and excitement if I was honest - it is quite the opposite of Alison Nastasi's article on Tuesday.
We hope you enjoy Murv's introspection into Lara Means and that it proves a talking point for yourselves - feel free to leave your comments, ideas or even counter-arguments in the blog comments. I - and I imagine Murv also - would be fascinated to see what you think of his points of view.
So without further ado, over to MR Sellars. Be warned, this is a candid opinion piece - we hope it makes you think even if you don't necessarily agree with his analysis on Lara Means.
So, Here’s My Thing: One Author’s Profile of Lara Means
Lara Means. I absolutely hated her.
I know that sounds harsh, especially when you consider that the character was supposedly from Saint Louis, and I have lived in Saint Louis since the nineteen-cough-cough-sixties. Obviously, I should have been a cheerleader for a “home town girl” making good with the Millennium Group. But alas, I wasn’t at all. Again, harsh, but bear with me for a moment and maybe I can explain.
I suppose it’s entirely possible that I was viewing her with the jaundiced eye of an author. In fact, I’d say it’s not just possible, it was an almost certainty. Unfortunately, I’ve discovered over the years that my profession has sometimes ruined other literature and entertainment for me because I can tend to be far too analytical about it. It seems that anytime I sit down to watch something, I will seize on a moment, plot, scene, character, what-have-you, and then turn it over and over in my hands, inspecting it closely and subsequently dismantling it in order to see exactly what makes it tick, and moreover, how I would have done it were I the one doing the writing.
Case in point, Lara Means.
I immediately saw a direction she could go that wouldn’t make me particularly happy.
When first we meet Lara in the episode Monster, she is being introduced close on the heels of Frank’s separation from Catherine. Now, anyone who listens to the MGS podcast knows – and using the vernacular of today’s “Twilight Reading Tweens” – I’m a dues paying, card carrying, dyed-in-the-wool member of “Team Catherine.” At the risk of sounding overly “romantic” about the situation, the initial view I saw – as a writer – regarding Lara was that she could very easily pose a threat to Frank and Catherine’s relationship, which as we were all well aware was already on unstable ground in the first place.
I mean, let’s face it – Lara is pretty, knowledgeable, and is a forensic psychiatrist. Catherine is pretty, knowledgeable, and is a therapist. See the parallels? Then, we take an estranged Frank and place him far away from home with her. While there are personality differences that keep her from being a mirror image of his wife, she is still a seriously intense reflection of Catherine on many levels. In literary parlance – or any other for that matter – this is a setup. Also, for what it’s worth – and I personally think quite a bit – Lara is in a position to understand Frank and his situation far better than Catherine has been able to accomplish to date, no matter how hard she has tried. In fact, we later find this out from Frank’s own lips in The Fourth Horseman and The Time Is Now. In the event you don’t recall these references, Frank phones Lara for personal advice in the former, and then in the latter, literally states aloud that she is the only one who has ever understood him and his situation.
Granted, they started off on the wrong foot, having been purposely pitted against one another in a test designed by the Group, but that’s yet another literary device. Initial conflict will often give rise to romance, or even simply sexual tension. Not that sexual tension is ever really simple, mind you.
Now, I have to admit something: As season two progressed, and the friendship between Frank and Lara grew, I became less worried that they were going to introduce a new love interest for our intrepid, roving, freelance criminal profiler. Instead, I started seeing Lara as a female construct of Frank at an earlier point in his life. By that I mean the part of Frank we had only been told about, but had never seen. As in, the period of time pre-Millennium Group when he was coming into his gift, yet fearing it all the same. If you recall, in the Pilot, Frank tells Bletcher that the Millennium Group had, “helped him understand the nature of his facility.” Lara obviously did not yet understand her own, which as it turns out is colorfully illustrated in the episode Anamnesis.
Speaking of Anamnesis, this episode is one of my favorites, largely due to Catherine Black being featured prominently. However, by the same token, had the concept of Frank and Lara as an item been in the cards for those scripts, this would have presented confrontational tension between the wife and mistress. Of course, this was a non-existent thread within the episode. In fact, it was made perfectly clear that Catherine saw only the Group as “the other woman” – as she stated to Peter Watts in Monster – and while it was apparent that she held some amount of disdain for Lara Means, it was not jealousy. And, by the end, one could easily see that Catherine felt, in many ways, the same compassion for Lara she felt for Frank.
But, I digress…
Because of the development through the season, my hatred for Lara waned. I grew to like her – grudgingly – and at times, feel sorry for her just as Catherine did. And, later, as the season drew to a close, I was faced with a mix of emotions regarding her character, ranging from feelings of betrayal, to pure empathy.
In writing this particular article I once again must make an admission – my perception of Lara still wavers to this day. I say this because when I agreed to pen this analysis, one of the first things I did was park myself in my favorite rocking chair, complete with the season two DVD’s in hand, and then proceed to watch The Beginning And The End PT2, simply because it sets the tone for the season itself. That simple fact made it a moral imperative to view it first in order that I go into this project with the proper frame of mind. After that, in rapid succession, I watched every episode that featured Lara Means, reluctantly skipping those in between.
This is why my perception of the character sits on a fence. When you compress that much Lara into such a confined space, you end up seeing a fairly detailed sketch of the relationship between Frank and her, and it develops right before your eyes with nothing to distract your attention. And this brings me to the original question that was posed regarding Lara Means and this article itself.
Where would I like to have seen the character go if she’d continued into season 3?
And there, my friends, we have a bit of a quandary. Given my personal style and story preference, had I been writing the series I would have done exactly the same thing with Lara that was already done. However, if I had for some odd reason brought her into season three, I suspect it would have been in the form of a ghost. Not a white sheet wearing, ethereal, Casper clone, mind you, but a psychological ghost that haunted Frank as much as his memories of Catherine did – until, of course, he achieved closure in The Sound Of Snow.
But then… You knew there would be a “but”, right?
The “but” in this case is that in the broader analysis, I can see where Lara could have been an added obsession for Frank. He was already tightly focused on bringing down the Millennium Group, and by the same token I can imagine that he would still be seeking to rescue those he saw as friends. While his relationship with Peter Watts was no longer truly viable, his desire to rescue Lara could easily have become just as consuming as his primary obsession. And, in the hands of some writers, a deeper relationship between the two may well have formed. That’s not where I would have taken it as an author, but it is definitely a viable avenue for a dramatic work.
Of course, all of this rambling on my part simply begs a different question: Do I still hate Lara Means?
So, here’s my thing…
Besides being an avid fan of all things Millennium, M. R. Sellars is an active member of the HWA (Horror Writers Association) and author of the best selling paranormal thrillers subtitled The Rowan Gant Investigations. The series currently stands at 1 novelette and 9 novels, with the 10th to be released July 2010. He can be found at www.mrsellars.com as well as popular social networking venues on the world wide web.
Article images: Chris Nu's Millennium
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Curse of Frank Black Week: Millennium Group Sessions FREE podcast!
Posted by James McLean | Filed under Exclusive, M. R. Sellars, Millennium Group Sessions, The Curse of Frank Black

BacktoFrankBlack: The Millennium Group Sessions, hosted by Troy Foreman and co-hosted by Jim McLean is now available for free download via our website AND on ITunes!
To download from BacktoFrankBlack.com
- For a high quality podcast: Right click here and select "save link as.." (approx 57MB 60mins)
- There is no enhanced version for this episode due to technical difficulties. The full MP3 will be available from ITUNES instead of the M4B

- To subscribe to the Itunes podcast, simply load up the Itunes store on your Itunes application, search for BacktoFrankBlack and wait for the podcast to pop onto the list. Then click "subscribe" - you will need to sign up to a free Itunes account to do this - but Itunes does run a great service for podcasts of all types (including our friends ThaDarkSideVibe and Spooktalkular)
BacktoFrankBlack: Millennium Group Sessions 14: MILLENNIUM - The Curse of Frank Black!
In this episode of the Mill
ennium Group Sessions series, the focus is Curse of Frank Black as BacktoFrankBlack's Curse of Frank Black comes to an end. Jim interviews Kett Turton, the once kid actor who told the ghost story in Frank's basement before Troy and Jim launch into a Curse of Frank Black discussion with Kett and Millennium fan/Paranormal author, MR Sellars!This free podcast is available on a weekly to fortnightly basis via ITUNES and BacktoFrankBlack.com. We'll naturally update you all on information on the podcast from this blog as well.
With ITUNES, anyone who has an Itunes friendly account will be able to subscribe easily and download the podcasts as they are released.
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PLUS: British fans, see Kett live!
"Moliere or The League of Hypocrites" by Mikhail Bulgakov.
Running from Nov. 24th - Dec. 19th at the Finborough Theatre.
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Avatar Vision Proudly Presents: The Sound of Tears!
Posted by Mark Ducker | Filed under Avatar Vision, Catherine Black, Frank Black, Josef Karl, Lance Henriksen, M. R. Sellars, Megan Gallagher, Music Montage
Well Music Monday™ has finally made its appearance as Tuneful Thursday™ (myself and Josef were actually hoping for Wednesday but we can't reveal the mooted name of that day, it's far too rude) and we know a number of you have been eagerly awaiting this. Today's cinematic outing is proudly dedicated to M.R. Sellars in honour of his endearing Catherine Black appreciation and after a week of ribbing him that this would be something of a tear jerker, it will finally get to see it isn't as maudlin as I have made it sound.
Dont forget to leave a comment or two for Josef, he really appreciates all the feedback he receives for his sterling work and keep your eyes peeled (ouch) for next weeks video it will blow you away!
Mark x
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FREE podcast! ANAMNESIS: Kimberley Warnatt interviewed plus full panel episode discussion!
Posted by James McLean | Filed under Anamnesis, Exclusive, M. R. Sellars, Millennium Group Sessions

BacktoFrankBlack: The Millennium Group Sessions, hosted by Troy Foreman and co-hosted by Jim McLean is now available for free download via our website AND on ITunes!
KIMBERLEY WARNAT INTERVIEW AND PANEL DISCUSSION

To download from BacktoFrankBlack.com
- For the enhanced image podcast (with some pretty exclusive photos) for Itunes and Ipod lovers: Click here! 22MB 88 mins)
- For a high quality podcast (no images embedded into this one): Right click here and select "save link as.." (approx 82MB 88 mins)

- To subscribe to the Itunes podcast, simply load up the Itunes store on your Itunes application, search for BacktoFrankBlack and wait for the podcast to pop onto the list. Then click "subscribe" - you will need to sign up to a free Itunes account to do this - but Itunes does run a great service for podcasts of all types (including our friends ThaDarkSideVibe and Spooktalkular)
BacktoFrankBlack: Millennium Group Sessions SPECIAL: ANAMNESIS
In this special episode of the Millennium Group Sessions series, Troy and Jim devote their lives to the season two episode '
Anamnesis'.Troy and Jim speak to Kimberley Warnatt, Maureen from the episode who has gone on to star in Supernatural, Andromeda, Stargate: Atlantis and Freddy Vs Jason.
After this interview we have a full panel discussion on the episode with guests writer MR Sellars, TIWWA, Lance Henriksen and the official Sarah Jane Redmond webmaster, Graham Smith and the previously unheard voice at the high echelons of BacktoFrankBlack, our fellow worker, Mark Hayden.
This free podcast is available on a weekly to fortnightly basis via ITUNES and BacktoFrankBlack.com. We'll naturally update you all on information on the podcast from this blog as well.
With ITUNES, anyone who has an Itunes friendly account will be able to subscribe easily and download the podcasts as they are released. We recommend the ITUNES friendly enhanced podcast because each episode will have its unique set of images to accompany the chatter!
PLEASE LEAVE A COMMENT ON THIS BLOG!
NEXT WEEK: BACKTOFRANKBLACK gets in the ring with the X-FILES 3 ARMY - as both campaigns look at the two franchises and the future for these great 1013 productions!
Comments (18) | 9:12 AM
Coming Soon: PODCAST EPISODE EIGHT - ANAMNESIS PANEL!
Posted by Mark Ducker | Filed under Anamnesis, M. R. Sellars, Millennium Group Sessions

On the latest edition of BackToFrankBlack's exclusive podcast expect a little change to the format as Podcast host Troy Foreman chairs the first panel discussion the podcast has attempted. Featuring podcast returnees Jim McLean and M.R. Sellars and a few surprises along the way this group discussion on all things 'Anamnesis' should be an enjoyable event as Millennium fans gather to air their views amongst friends.
If you've ever wanted to hear a group of Millennium fans in full flow, and let's face if if you're reading this the answer is probably yes, then now's your chance to do so in addition to this is a rather nice interview with Anamnesis cast member Kimberley Warnat. So if you have any questions about 'Anamnesis' that you would like to put to the panel please leave any suggestions in the comments section of this Blog, all will be very warmly received.
Comments (4) | 6:35 AM
BacktoFrankBlack: Millennium Group Sessions - PODCAST #5 now online!
Posted by James McLean | Filed under Loin Like a Hunting Flame, M. R. Sellars, Millennium Group Sessions, Podcast

BacktoFrankBlack: The Millennium Group Sessions, hosted by Troy Foreman and co-hosted by Jim McLean is now available for free download via our website AND on ITunes!
Please download our free podcast to support the campaign and the guests who have graciously contributed their time to the campaign!
To download from BacktoFrankBlack.com
- For the enhanced image podcast (with some pretty exclusive photos) for Itunes and Ipod lovers: Click here! (24MB 99 mins)
- For a high quality podcast (no images embedded into this one): Right click here and select "save link as.." (approx 92MB 99mins)
- To subscribe to the Itunes podcast, simply load up the Itunes store on your Itunes application, search for BacktoFrankBlack and wait for the podcast to pop onto the list. Then click "subscribe" - you will need to sign up to a free Itunes account to do this - but Itunes does run a great service for podcasts of all types (including our friends ThaDarkSideVibe and Spooktalkular)

BacktoFrankBlack: Millennium Group Sessions 05 - Loin Like A Hunting Flame
In this feature length fifth episode of the Millennium Group Sessions, Troy and Jim take a closer look at the season one classic, "Loin Like A Hunting Flame". There is an interview with the charismatic Michael Buie, guest star/victim for the episode who talks to the team about his work on Millennium, his roles along side Burt Reynolds and Russell Crowe - plus his experience with.. corpses! There is an indepth analysis of the episode with crime writer MR Sellars and a whole host of news, information and chatter with your hosts Troy and Jim!
This free podcast is available on a fortnightly basis via ITUNES and BacktoFrankBlack.com. We'll naturally update you all on information on the podcast from this blog as well.
With ITUNES, anyone who has an Itunes friendly account will be able to subscribe easily and download the podcasts as they are released. We recommend the ITUNES friendly enhanced podcast because each episode will have its unique set of images to accompany the chatter!
Comments (3) | 5:46 AM
FREE BacktoFrankBlack: Millennium Group Sessions #3: The Gift - now available!
Posted by James McLean | Filed under Exclusive, M. R. Sellars, Millennium Apocalypse, Millennium Group Sessions, Podcast

BacktoFrankBlack: The Millennium Group Sessions, hosted by Troy Foreman and co-hosted by Jim McLean is now available for free download via our website AND on ITunes!
To download from BacktoFrankBlack.com
- For the enhanced image podcast (with some pretty exclusive photos) for Itunes and Ipod lovers: Click here! (22MB 90 mins)
- For a high quality podcast (no images embedded into this one): Right click here and select "save link as.." (approx 89MB 90 mins)
- To subscribe to the Itunes podcast, simply load up the Itunes store on your Itunes application, search for BacktoFrankBlack and wait for the podcast to pop onto the list. Then click "subscribe" - you will need to sign up to a free Itunes account to do this - but Itunes does run a great service for podcasts of all types (including our friends ThaDarkSideVibe and Spooktalkular)

BacktoFrankBlack: Millennium Group Sessions 03 - The Gift
In this third episode, Troy Foreman and Jim McLean give you, the potential very dear listeners, podcast glimmering with Frank and Jordan's special gift! We have paranormal thriller writer (and self-confessed Millennium fan AND BacktoFrankBlack supporter) MR Sellars in for a chat, a chance to win the Jordan's gift inspired Millennium homage DVD, Millennium Apocalypse (region 1) and of course, news updates on the campaign and the cast/crew of Millennium. (90 mins)
This free podcast is available on a fortnightly basis via ITUNES and BacktoFrankBlack.com. We'll naturally update you all on information on the podcast from this blog as well.
With ITUNES, anyone who has an Itunes friendly account will be able to subscribe easily and download the podcasts as they are released. We recommend the ITUNES friendly enhanced podcast because each episode will have its unique set of images to accompany the chatter!
Comments (5) | 2:23 PM
B2FB PODCAST EPISODE THREE: THE GIFT - TOMORROW!
Posted by Mark Ducker | Filed under iTunes, M. R. Sellars, Millennium Group Sessions, Podcast
BacktoFrankBlack is proud to announce the third episode of our exclusive podcast has been recorded and will be available from Sunday 30th on ITunes and through backtofrankblack.com.
You can enjoy this podcast in two different formats:
- Enhanced Podcast for Itunes and Ipods with exclusive embedded images that will be available for FREE from the Itunes store or a direct link from our website.
- Full high quality MP3 again available for FREE on our website. This version will contain no images but will be a high quality audio file.
The third episode of this podcast features more news and developments from the campaign team, our responses to the comments and queries we have received about our second show, a look at the much debated nature of Frank Black's 'Gift' and to keep the exclusives coming for you, the fans, an opportunity to win a copy of Millennium Apocalypse and a guest appearance from paranormal thriller author M.R. Sellars!
As you can see, crammed to the brim with Millennium treats and certainly a must hear for any fan of the franchise. Don't forget, check us out this Sunday for download links. The Time Is Near!
Comments (0) | 1:51 PM
BacktoFrankBlack - website updates!
Posted by Jim McLean | Filed under M. R. Sellars, Matt Hurwitz
It's a wonderful, bleakless sunny day outside my window. Far more Yellow House than Dark Cellar.
A few BacktoFrankBlack.com website updates!
- Our final part of the BacktoFrankBlack/Lance Henriksen interview is now on the website. This interview was posted here on the newsreel/blog a few weeks back and now has a permanent home in our interview section. Our interview with the wonderful Averie Maddox has also been moved there. Our interview section is a great repository of insight for fans of Millennium with facts and opinions straight from the mouths of the cast and crew.
- The main page has been updated to showcase the book-signing for "The Complete X-Files: A guide to the Myth and the Movies", starring Chris Carter/Frank Spotnitz/author Matt Hurwitz. As a reminder, this event takes place on 22nd April at 7.30pm at Barnes and Noble, The Grove, Los Angeles. We hope those in the area will be able to make it, and those who can't are advised to pick up the book which is a fantastic insight into Millennium's sister show.
- While we're on the subject, don't forget our competition to win one of two copies of The Complete X-Files: A Guide to the Myth and the Movies. We have a DVD copy of Millennium Apocalypse as a runners up prize!
- We are also prepping for German translations. We've had our new German translator sending us a few pages. We're preparing to code them and hoist them onto the site as soon as possible.
- And keep an eye out on this newsreels margin - thriller author MR Sellars is now listed as one of our official affiliates. Watch his blog or follow his twitter or ours!
Finally, spoke to Lance recently. As always his good will and appreciation was offered on behalf of those working so hard to bring back the show. If you read this blog, access the website or simply just spread our message, his gratitude goes out to you - as does ours.
Peace,
Jim.
Comments (1) | 8:49 AM
THE WRITE STUFF - PARANORMAL THRILLER AUTHOR SUPPORTS BACKTOFRANKBLACK!
Posted by Mark Ducker | Filed under M. R. Sellars
We are continually encouraged and very honoured to have the opportunity to meet so many new and passionate fans of Millennium. Whilst we were aware of the constant activity within the Millennium fan community, we never anticipated such enthusiastic and considerable support from far and wide. Once again, we were delighted when an unexpected email of support dropped in our lap and on this occasion from a respected, published author at that. We are undeniably grateful to Mr. Sellars for offering us his support and blogging about our campaign. If this author and his work remain undiscovered to you, allow me to introduce him by quoting from his own bio.
M. R. Sellars is a relatively unassuming homebody who considers himself just a “guy with a lot of nightmares and a word processing program.” His first full-length novel, Harm None, hit bookstore shelves in 2000 and he hasn’t stopped writing since. He says that the biggest adjustment he has had to make with his writing career is coping with the time spent away from his family while traveling on promotional tours. Still, he approaches it with the same humorously deadpan and occasionally acerbic wit that he applies to life in general.
All of the current novels in Sellars’ continuing Rowan Gant Investigations saga have spent several consecutive weeks on numerous bookstore bestseller lists as well as a consistent showing on the Amazon.com Horror/Occult top 100.
We would encourage all supporters of our campaign to visit his highly entertaining blog and, if you are unfamiliar with him, to discover his work for the first time. To read his blog entry and to show your support for him and his efforts on our behalf please visit here!
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