Showing posts with label supernatural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label supernatural. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 09, 2018

ENTER MY GOODREADS GIVEAWAY TO WIN HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH A DEAD GIRL? 10/10/18



Goodreads Book Giveaway

How Do You Deal with a Dead Girl? by Andrew Demcak

How Do You Deal with a Dead Girl?

by Andrew Demcak

Giveaway ends October 22, 2018.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.
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Friday, June 01, 2018

HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH A DEAD GIRL? eBook FREE ON AMAZON


Follow this link to get your FREE eBook copy of HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH A DEAD GIRL?  Please consider reviewing the novel when you are done reading. Thanks!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BJ9YB9F

Friday, May 25, 2018

KIRKUS REVIEWS LOVES *HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH A DEAD GIRL?*




Read the glowing review of How Do You Deal with a Dead Girl? at Kirkus Reviews:

https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/andrew-demcak/how-do-you-deal-with-a-dead-girl-ya-paranormal/

Wednesday, March 07, 2018

EASTER EGG FOR YOU: NEW NOVEL: HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH A DEAD GIRL? BY ANDREW DEMCAK


Ben D’Argento is a gay, eighteen-year-old, trust-fund kid, rich and handsome. He has the world on a silver platter, right? Nope. He’s been abandoned by his jet-setting parents, his boyfriend just dumped him for a girl (!), and his autistic kid brother has been locked up in a group home. Utterly devastated by all this, Ben steals the keys to his parents cabin the woods, breaks his brother out of the care facility, and drives them up to Fawn Skin Lake. Ben wants nothing more than to get away from the heartache and wagging tongues in Los Angeles and to bond with his younger brother. However, when a thirteen-year-old girl named Flora, who drowned there years before, starts showing up in their vacation home with an ominous warning, Ben discovers she has other plans for them.  But there’s something else, something old and evil, looking for fresh blood, lurking right beneath the emerald water of the lake. Maybe Flora knows more about it than she’s telling?
Will Ben find love again in time to save himself and his baby brother from the ‘bad thing’ in the lake? And after living with ghostly Flora all summer, will he finally be able to answer the question: How do you deal with a dead girl?

Thursday, December 03, 2015

GREAT REVIEW OF MY NEW TEEN GLBTQ NOVEL, A LITTLE BIT LANGSTON BY ANDREW DEMCAK






“A Little Bit Langston” by Andrew Demcak


25817186Genre: Gay YA Science Fiction
Length: Novel

James has a pretty boring life. Sure, his mom is nuts, and also sort of interesting, but that’s par for the course for adults, who all seem a bit off. He’s in high school, but he still has problems with reading, and his best friend, Paul, seems to have a few problems as well. But people pretty much leave them alone, and all in all, he has nothing to worry about—just the average life of an average teenager. Until one day when he blacks out, and wakes up to find he’s written perfect copies of a dead poet’s greatest works… works he’s never seen before. On top of that, he starts zapping things with green electricity. Then things get weird, and he and his best friend have to face the facts: they aren’t your average teenagers anymore, and nothing’s going to ever be the same.
I don’t usually read young adult fiction—for many reasons—but I loved this book. I loved the two boys, James and Paul, and how their friendship turned into an adorable crush, and then into love. It had a very teenage boy feel—one scene in particular—and you’ll know the scene when you read it. It was perfect in characterizing their fragile love, and the forces that tried to keep them apart, creating a compelling story line.
I also liked the little secondary characterization details from James’s point of view: how poor Paul had to wear a helmet growing up, because his parents said his balance was off, and how Paul was always in front of James in line no matter where they went, and that was perfectly natural for both of them, or even how James’s mother kept saying he was destined for greatness… in that overly eccentric way of hers. Those details were incredibly beautiful and complete in how they showed the characters.
James and Paul are just “a little bit Langston”, and while that line is poetic in itself, I can also relate, because I’m just a little bit Langston too. The story, as well as these fantastic details, came off as more literary fiction than genre fiction, but then the world cracked open, and James and Paul were thrust into a crazy science fiction adventure, meeting new characters and creatures, and battling to save their lives, and maybe the entire world. Wow. Super good. Check it out.
Andrew Demcak has written much fiction, poetry, and other works, so if you favor a particular genre, I can assure you he has plenty to choose from. I can also assure you you’ll love it, and I’ll definitely be reading more.

B. A. Brock is a reviewer for DSP and QSF. He enjoys reading, writing, running, family and food, and fills his life with bent bunk. He especially loves to discuss LGBTQ+ literature. His website ishttp://www.babrockbooks.com. You can find him on Goodreads:https://www.goodreads.com/BABrockBooks.
Dreamspinner Press–Where Dreams Come True… International publishers of quality gay romantic fiction since 2007.http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com
DSP Publications–Off the Beaten Path. Worth the Journey.http://www.dsppublications.com
Harmony Ink Press–LGBTQ+ Young Adult Fiction.http://www.harmonyinkpress.com

Monday, June 22, 2015

GOODREADS BOOK GIVEAWAY GHOST SONGS BY ANDREW DEMCAK



Goodreads Book Giveaway

Ghost Songs by Andrew Demcak

Ghost Songs

by Andrew Demcak

Giveaway ends July 14, 2015.
See the giveaway details at Goodreads.
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Thursday, March 13, 2014

GHOST SONGS BY ANDREW DEMCAK NOW AVAILABLE!

 


It's official:  My new novel GHOST SONGS is now available on multiple platforms and in multiple formats! Come and get it!

Monday, February 17, 2014

GHOST SONGS REVIEW


An early review of GHOST SONGS: "I freaking LOVED this story. Really and truly. Every so often a really beautiful story like Ghost Songs comes along that is primarily about a gay young man but still does total justice to the other people in his life, especially women. 
I once read a blog post that mentioned that fleshed-out female characters can exist in M/M novels but not be a primary focus of the book, and I feel like you just turned that right on its head. I’ve been waiting so long for something like this, I can’t even tell you. I LOVED how you wrote Jennifer and Todd’s relationship, how important it was to both of their development into adults and as fully fledged characters. Neither of them was primarily defined by a romantic interest and instead helped one another grow and come of age. The same can be said of Todd’s relationship with his mother, Eddie, which was both heartbreaking and moving. I was so touched by Eddie’s process of recovery and how she and her son came to understand each other by the end of the book. There was no stereotyping in this book at all, especially not of the female characters, and I appreciated that on such a fundamental level. 
Thank you so much for letting me read this wonderful manuscript! I truly couldn’t put it down and was so excited by how believable and human your characters were. Just lovely. Congratulations on having written such a great book, and I sincerely look forward to reading more from you in future! - Nan"

Sunday, February 16, 2014

GHOST SONGS BY ANDREW DEMCAK HARMONY INK PRESS 2014


COMING MARCH 17, 2014 FROM HARMONY INK PRESS - GHOST SONGS BY ANDREW DEMCAK

PRE-ORDER AVAILABLE NOW: The first 20 copies of my new YA novel GHOST SONGS ordered from Dreamspinner Press / Harmony Ink Press are the limited edition signed vellum 1st editions. Pre-Order yours today!http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=4809

It’s not easy being Todd Williams, a fourteen-and-a-half-year-old gay musical prodigy. The bullies, Bob and Ari, at his fancy private school make his life a living hell.  Todd’s drunken, irresponsible mother, Eddie, constantly embarrasses him and puts his artistic future in jeopardy.  And now, his best friend, Jennifer, who plays clarinet with him in the orchestra, isn’t speaking to him. Maybe Leroy, Todd’s friendly poltergeist, knows what’s going on with her.  To top it off, he can no longer rely on Jennifer's help in the race to solve a puzzle that could lead to a buried treasure.  Todd must learn to stand alone.  He’s finding out that growing up is far scarier than he ever imagined.

Monday, November 25, 2013

GHOST SONGS BY ANDREW DEMCAK COMING IN 2014 FROM HARMONY INK PRESS


I'm so excited!  My YA novel GHOST SONGS is going to be published by Harmony Ink Press in 2014.  I can't wait to get started on the editing!


Just tweeted:
"Ok - Just signed the contract - My YA novel, GHOST SONGS, will be published in 2014 by Harmony Ink Press in Print, eBook, & Audiobook. Yay! 
http://harmonyinkpress.com/