http://www.famousmonstersoffilmland.com/category/featured-columns/terror-tales-with-peter-d-schwotzer/

http://www.darkregions.com/products/Sideshow-by-William-Ollie.html

Pretty happy to see that the reviewer enjoyed it so much, and to see it being favorably compared to a book that has resonated in the hearts and minds of readers for so many years… Which brings me to a point I doubt many people will believe: I did not write Sideshow as any kind of homage to Something Wicked This Way Comes, and only thought of it in the vaguest of terms when I first started writing the book. In fact, it had been so many years since I’d read it that I couldn’t remember much about it at all…

Sideshow actually began as a short story back around 2003, which was comprised basically of the first chapter of the book… Several years later, I sat down with it and polished it up, and in the process of doing that decided it was time to see how far I could take it, and where I could take it…

Still, all in all, it’s very rewarding seeing my book being compared so favorably to such a classic story, and I’m really looking forward to what people who read the novel have to say about it.

Chris Morey
William, I just finished Sideshow and I am truly impressed. The fact that you were able to introduce so many characters, yet somehow make them all three dimensional is beyond me. Sideshow was extremely entertaining (I found myself reading it BEFORE I had my morning coffee, which is unheard of) yet it also had depth and significant meaning, so it stands as much more than just an entertaining read.

I guess what I’m trying to say is: bravo.
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the deluxe edition sold out 2 days after the announcement, but the signed ltd can still be found here: I hope some of you who are into signed ltds will take a shot at it.

http://www.darkregions.com/products/Sideshow-by-William-Ollie.html

and i’ve created a page for the book here: http://www.wmollie.com/Sideshow1.htm

be sure to look at the black and white art and read the excerpt, and please, order this book so I can publish another )

The cuteness overload continues unabated