Author Archives: curtismlawson

I have just received the signed contracts, making the publication deal for my debut novel official. Winlock Press, a new imprint of the celebrated horror publisher Permuted Press, will be putting out an e-book this summer, with a paperback to … Continue reading →

Some projects come to life easily. Others drag their nails into the vaginal walls of creation, screaming to stay in the mental womb forever. In the case of my most recent publication, Mastema, the latter was true. Luckily, I had … Continue reading →

It’s been a long time coming, but Mastema is finally avialable. You can purchase my eighty-one page dark fantasy graphic novel in a digital format through Comixology (complete with guided view technology). The best part, it’s only $5.99. Mastema can be purchased here. … Continue reading →

As many of you probably know, NYCC  just wrapped up this past Sunday. It’s one of the few pilgrimages which I make each year and always well worth the time, money, and travel. I network, attend panels, and buy stuff … Continue reading →

My graphic novel, Mastema, has been a long time coming, first going through production hell, then serving a small stint in pre-press purgatory. I spoke with Arcana Studios earlier this week though, and they informed  me that it goes to the printer … Continue reading →

Here’s a sneak peak of my new project, Druids of Winter Hill. On the left you can see the work of Current artist, Matt Lao. Matt tackles everything but the lettering on this. On the right you can see an … Continue reading →

It is with great excitement and deep relief that I announce that my dark fantasy OGN, Mastema, is finally finished and has been sent over to Arcana Studios! This project fought tooth and nail against coming in to being- casting aside … Continue reading →

Evil Moose Comics has just released their hardcover super hero anthology, Moose Crossing #2. My story, Tiny Dragon, is featured alongside several other creator owned super hero pieces. The goal is to create a shared universe for these characters to populate … Continue reading →

Eventually, every up and coming writer gets to the point where they still aren’t making a solid living from writing, but find themselves with more projects open to them than they can handle in addition to their day job. This … Continue reading →