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So just how did I meet Jason Brannon? I believe it was back in the early 2000s, maybe 2002, but definitely by 2003. Probably on some message board or other. I read and reviewed a couple of ebooks he wrote with Eric S. Brown, SPACE STATIONS AND GRAVEYARDS I believe was on, POISONED GRAVES was another? Possibly. I’d run into him here and there on this board or that one. I asked him to send me a story for the BOOK OF MONSTERS anthology I was putting together, and his piece, “The Glass Cage” was awesome, as I’d expected it would be. I got a copy of his solo collection, PUZZLES OF FLESH, which was far and away better than anything he’d published in the previous collections, and even used the quality of his book to solidify my decision to try the publisher, Silver Lake Publishing, with my own collection TERRIBLE THRILLS.
Jason’s always been one of those writers I’ve kept an eye on, one of the ones I knew had the talent to pull off some amazing work, a closet professional just waiting for that big paycheck to show up in the mail and for his name to start spreading like wildfire.
He’s always seemed pretty busy, with lots of things either in the works, or about to come out, or that just came out, so I asked him recently what’s up, what’s new, what’s crackalackin? Here’s what he had to say:
"Ok, let's see-Here's what I've got out now:
and 
(now available for Nook and Kindle):
"Basilisk Verlag has released German versions of
and 
(co-written with James Newman):
"Projects I'm currently at work on: I'm in the process of expanding Winds of Change into a full blown novel for an interested publisher. I've also finished two novels, The Tears of Nero and The Maze, which my agent is shopping at the moment. I've also done some work lately on a follow up to The Cage and a novella based on my short story, Beware the Death Angel. All in all, I'm staying pretty busy."
"Ok, let's see-Here's what I've got out now:
and (now available for Nook and Kindle):"Basilisk Verlag has released German versions of
and (co-written with James Newman): "Projects I'm currently at work on: I'm in the process of expanding Winds of Change into a full blown novel for an interested publisher. I've also finished two novels, The Tears of Nero and The Maze, which my agent is shopping at the moment. I've also done some work lately on a follow up to The Cage and a novella based on my short story, Beware the Death Angel. All in all, I'm staying pretty busy."
