07/06/2010- Gryphonwood sent no less than four authors to ConCarolinas this year! Authors David Wood, Jim Bernheimer, Terry W. Ervin and Ryan A. Span were all there to sign books and host several panels over the course of the weekend. See the forums for more info! 04/06/2010- Gryphonwood has signed Australian author Alan Baxter and his two novels RealmShift and MageSign. Baxter's characteristic dark urban fantasy adds another awesome element to our growing catalogue. 27/10/2009- Gryphonwood is pleased to announce the release of Flank Hawk: A First Civilization's Legacy Novel by Terry W. Ervin II. Ervin's novel is an intriguing blend of epic fantasy and military fiction, with zombies thrown in for good measure. Don't miss this debut novel from a talented new author! 08/10/2009- Gryphonwood has been officially named a recognized publisher by International Thriller Writers, the number one organisation for thriller writers around the world, whose members include such authors as Clive Cussler and James Rollins. We're extremely pleased that ITW has accepted us and look forward to joining them at events in the future. 25/06/2009- Gryphonwood is pleased to announce the release of John E. Bailor's thriller Death Dealt the Hand. James Rollins calls Death Dealt the Hand "Tautly drawn. Razor sharp. An outstanding debut novel." To learn more about John E. Bailor and his work, visit his website, www.johnebailor.com. 31/05/2009- Gryphonwood put in a strong appearance at Con Carolinas this weekend with Dave Wood and Jim Bernheimer manning the table. Read the report at the Gryphonwood blog. 28/05/2009- Gryphonwood is pleased to announce the release of Dead Eye: Pennies for the Ferryman by Jim Bernheimer. A noted webfiction author, Jim's work has previously appeared in our You Don't Know What You've Got anthology, and we're very happy to have him on board. Dead Eye is currently available on Amazon.com and will be appearing everywhere else over the next few days. 02/04/2009- SFF website Xenagia.net has just launched a new bi-weekly column by Ryan A. Span. It's entitled Third Person Perspective, full of information for writers and readers of fiction. 27/03/2009- A new interview of Gryphonwood author Ryan A. Span has been published by Books & Bites writing blog. 25/03/2009- David Wood has recently been interviewed by Blogcritics Magazine; you can find the piece here. 17/03/2009- David Wood's new novel Cibola has just been released on Amazon by Gryphonwood! It's also available on the Amazon Kindle and as an e-book on Smashwords.com. 11/03/2009- The new Gryphonwood anthology, You Don't Know What You've Got: Tales of Loss & Dispossession, has been fully released for print and Kindle! Don't miss this fantastic collection of stories, get your copy today! 17/02/2009- Forum is fixed, but has a new location. Please update links & bookmarks! 16/02/2009- We are currently experiencing trouble with our forum. Please stay tuned. 01/12/2008- Our new anthology, You Don't Know What You've Got: Tales of Loss & Dispossession, is being reopened to submissions for a limited time -- the new reading period will last until 15 December. All submissions received on or before 15 December will be considered. The publication date for this anthology is set for January. 28/10/2008- A new review of Ryan Span's Street: Empathy has hit the web from author Monica Valentinelli. She comments: "Empathy is written in a detective noir meets Bladerunner style with an innovative use of vocabulary that’s well-blended into the storyline . . . Visual and fast-paced . . . I thought that Ryan did a great job integrating his world-building into the novel without inundating the reader with too many explanations or details, which is very challenging in any futuristic setting, but especially one where everything has changed–including the political structure. Perfect for cyberpunk fans who like a little edge in their novels." 17/10/2008- The Gryphonwood website has just had a much-needed graphical overhaul, which we hope you'll enjoy! 07/10/2008- Gryphonwood is accepting submissions for an anthology which will be released in the fall. Visit the Gryphonwood blog for more details. Deadline is August 31. 06/23/2008- Sherry Thompson's Seabird was reviewed by the Lost Genre Guild, which calls it "an engaging tale of high fantasy..." 05/20/2008- Ryan Span's Street: Empathy hit #4 in Technothrillers and #3 in High Tech on the Amazon kindle chart. 04/15/2008- The Silver Serpent by David Debord hit #3 in Epic Fantasy on the Amazon kindle chart. 3/27/2008- Street: Empathy by Ryan Span has been reviewed by Cyberpunk Review. 2/26/20080- David Debord's The Silver Serpent hit the top 100 among Amazon's fantasy series rankings, #3 among epic fantasy kindle books, and #18 among all fantasy kindle books. 2/2/2008- David Wood's Dourado hit the top five in three categories among the Amazon kindle book rankings- #4 in Action-Adventure, and #2 in Religious Fiction and Occult. 12/9/2007- David Debord's debut novel, The Silver Serpent, is available for pre-order on Amazon.com. 12/1/2007- Hugo Award-winning author and illustrator Ron Miller has previewed David Debord's The Silver Serpent and has this to say: "As an author who has a clear prediliction for strong female protagonists I found myself very much taken with David Debord's Shanis and her story. He has eminently succeeded in achieving that all-too-rare accomplishment: a believable heroine---and a believable fantasy heroine, at that---by a male author. Shanis can be---and probably will be---placed on the same plane as such classic heroines of heroic fantasy as Robert Howard's Belit and Red Sonja, C.L. Moore's Jirel of Joiry or Leigh Brackett's Ciaran. The Silver Serpent is a superb story told believably and unpretensiously by a superb new fantasy author." Ron Miller- The Grand Tour, Bradamant 11/27/2007- Blogcritics has published a review of David Wood's Dourado.