“Fuzzy Bunnies”: My First Book Trailer for The Gorelets Omnibus

Visit the book page for The Gorelets Omnibus or go directly to Raw Dog Screaming Press to order your copy today.

By the way: although I’ve messed about with animated poems in the past, believe it or not, this video constitutes the very first “book trailer” for one of my single-author titles. If you like it, please leave comments, post it on your site or your favorite social network, or subscribe to my new channel on YouTube to support my continued efforts in this direction. There are some other trailers in a playlist there for books I appear in. I will likely make more videos of excerpts from the Omnibus, so do let me know if there’s a favorite you’d like me to post.

I chose “Fuzzy Bunnies” because this is the poem that most people remember from the book for some reason. Truth be told, I wrote it because a relative once frowned at me when I told them of my successes as a horror writer, and replied: “Oh, why can’t you just write about happy little bunnies?” So I did.

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Michael Arnzen

Michael Arnzen is an award-winning author of horror fiction and an English professor at Seton Hill University, where he has taught writing since 1999. His trophy case includes four Bram Stoker Awards and an International Horror Guild Award for his often funny, always disturbing stories. Join his social network at michaelarnzen.com.

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