Murder Slim Press: Updates 2024

Murder Slim Press Updates: 2024

Happy Birthday To Us... Murder Slim Press is 20 years old!, and we're getting even stronger than ever before.
Both u.v.ray and myself have broken into publishing elsewhere (Yellow King Press and Austin Macaulay) but the whole purpose is to get people involved in Murder Slim Press... which will always be our home.
We still have over 25 MSP releases that haven't sold out (yet) as well as some new titles winging their way out in 2024. Grab all of the limited edition Murder Slim Press books while you still can.

APRIL 2024
--- John Fante would have been 115 years old (hey, there are still people alive at that ripe age!) on April 8th. Here's my review of the movie adaptation of WAIT UNTIL SPRING, BANDINI. I have the book rated as my number one on my favourites list and, while it isn't nearly as good, the movie is well worth checking out.
On the literary front, read my review of Fante's WEST OF ROME. It's a lesser known but brilliant book, that includes MY DOG STUPID (also recently made into a film, but not available commercially yet).

MARCH 2024
--- More 5 star reviews of ACADEMIC and WOMANOHOLIC on Amazon.co.uk... read them here and here. Please do try to leave reviews on Amazon. It enormously helps getting the good word out... and we'll be more inclined to bung in freebies with anything you buy via the Murder Slim Press shop too.

FEBRUARY 2024
--- Although SCHIZOPHRENIC is still on MSP, its limited edition of 157 copies are selling out. SCHIZOPHRENIC will also be released in bookstores later this year. As a result, I've been fooling around with 3 new covers which you can check out here. Only one of them can win out! Feel free to email me to tell me which is your favourite.

JANUARY 2024
--- I've just found out that Joe Matt died in September 2023. I'm stunned - such a loss to autobiographical comics at just 60 years old. When he found the energy to produce his work they were always great. He was in both Savage Kick #3 and Savage Kick #4, and the interview with him showed his frugal and funny side to the forefront. RIP Joe and check out his work and the SK interview here.