Epic Rites Press is pleased to announce the release of hellbound by David McLean, the second entry in the workers in blood chapbook series. Centered around Clive Barker’s popular Hellraiser movie franchise, McLean doesn’t merely interpret the Hellraiser mythology, he reinvents it – making it distinctly his own.

McLean’s hellbound is available for purchase now at http://www.epicrites.org for $10 USD + shipping & handling. It’s also part of the Epic Rites lucky bastard subscription offer where, for a one-shot $30 USD fee, you can pick three Epic Rites chapbooks, as well as receive a print edition of the thin edge of staring.
Also, as a lucky bastard you will be able to buy future chapbooks at the wholesale price of $7.50, enjoy a 10% discount on feature publications, as well receive complimentary promotional items like broadsides, signed prints, etc.

McLean’s hellbound is reviewed by Jane Crown at

http://mourningabortion.blogspot.com/2009/07/hellound-review-jane-

crown.html.

An interview with David McLean talking about hellbound can be found at Fantastic horror here: http://fantastichorror.blogspot.com/2009/07/he-has-such-sights-to-show-you.html.

Material samples from hellbound can be viewed at http://www.everypoet.net/poetry/blogs/epic_rites_press/hellbound_by_david_mclean.

McLean’s hellbound read by Wolfgang Carstens can be heard at

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/epicrites/2009/08/11/hellboundby-David-

McLean.

Anyone in the Sherwood Park, Alberta area can pick up a copy of hellbound at Molly’s M Mart, located at 1995 Brentwood Boulevard.
Your support for Epic Rites Press is greatly appreciated. Anyone wanting to reproduce this press release and/or material samples listed above, in whole or in part, on their blog and/or website is welcome to do so. Anyone wishing to post a hellbound banner can address Wolfgang Carstens at epicritespress@gmail.com.

Please spread the word and help support small press publications. These books are the future.

Many thanks and massive cheers from everyone here at Epic Rites.

Best Regards,

Wolfgang Carstens