WHEN THE NIGHT OWL SCREAMS makes Stoker Awards Prelim Ballot

Copper Dog Publishing LLC is very happy to announce that poet Michael H. Hanson’s dark poetry collection, “WHEN THE NIGHT OWL SCREAMS,” (published my MoonDream Press) has made the Horror Writers Association 2018 Bram Stoker Awards Preliminary Ballot along with Ten other excellent poetry collections!
 
SUPERIOR ACHIEVEMENT IN A POETRY COLLECTION
 
Adam Bolivar – The Lay of Old Hex: Spectral Ballads and Weird Jack Tales (Hippocampus Press)
 
Michael Fantina – Alchemy of Dreams and Other Poems (Hippocampus Press)
 
Robert Frazier and Bruce Boston – Visions of the Mutant Rain Forest (Crystal Lake Publishing)
 
Michael H. Hanson – When the Night Owl Screams (MoonDream Press)
 
Alessandro Manzetti – No Mercy (Crystal Lake Publishing)
 
Mari Ness – Through Immortal Shadows Singing (Papaveria Press)
 
Saba Razvi – Heliophobia (Finishing Line Press)
 
Marge Simon and Mary Turzillo – Satan’s Sweethearts (Weasel Press)
 
Christina Sng – A Collection of Nightmares (Raw Dog Screaming Press)
 
Cynthia O’Quin Weikel – Return to Graveyard Dust (Goose River Press)
 
Stephanie M. Wytovich – Sheet Music to my Acoustic Nightmare (Raw Dog Screaming Press)

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