Fourth Book Title and Other News

At long last, something for readers to keep their beaks wet! A Book About a Film is the title of Schultz’s fourth novel and is planned to be released in mid-2015. Schultz claims that it took him almost six months and at least three false-starts in order to get the book officially “rolling”. No plot has been released, but he explained that it will involve a lost film and a secret society, and went on to say: “I don’t want to piss people off… but, sometimes controversy is necessary.”

As reported in April 2013, an unrelated children’s book and a potential series is in the works. Title and plot have not yet been revealed, but updates are expected in the next few months.

The Late Sorry is still at a standstill, with Schultz reporting last October that he obtained all footage for the film and is planning on taking up some editing responsibilities so it gets released. Most recently, he said he hopes to start looking at footage and experimenting with some things in the spring.

Short-stories are still being written periodically. Schultz says once he has “an amount the size of a novel” he will release them in a collection. The slow process is the result of the nature of short-story writing, which relies on numerous submissions to journals, magazines presses, etc. The Stairwell, released in April 2013, is available in Issue #08 – Men in Horror at Sirens Call Publications. Another one entitled Bluey is being actively submitted, and Schultz plans on writing two more before the spring.

WATCH available now!

Watch, the short film that Schultz wrote and premiered at the Gig Harbor Film Festival on 10/21/2012 to take the first runner-up (2nd place) for Director’s Choice Award for Best Short Film, is now available online for free (see below). A DVD release is in the works, which will be a compilation of other short films from the Seattle area, but there is currently no tentative release date. Feel free to vote on it at its Internet Movie Database (IMDb) page.

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Schultz’s Novels for Matchbook

Matchbook Yeval copy

All three of C. W. Schultz’s novels (Yeval, The Pack and Jill) will be available on the upcoming Kindle Matchbook. The release of the Matchbook in October 2013 will allow you to buy Kindle editions of your print-editions for only up to $2.99. Some of the thousands of books available for Matchbook are even cheaper than $2.99, including Schultz’s three novels, which will be available on Matchbook for free.

Please keep in mind, this is not a giveaway; Matchbook allows you to get Kindle Editions of paper-edition books you already own at a discounted rate. Kindle editions of Yeval, The Pack and Jill are still available for less than $8.00, and Paperbacks are available for less than $13.00.

“JILL” Ad in SCREEM

The most recent issue of the magazine SCREEM has some cool stuff about Evil Dead, Pacific Rim and The Lords of Salem, and also includes an ad for C. W. Schultz’s third novel Jill.

Hey, horror fans– get yourself a copy of the latest issue and have a fun read!

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SCREEM Ad

Website Updates

www.cwschultz.com had itself a minor makeover. Perhaps some of the most noticeable changes are the consistency in the font sizes and font styles—sometimes, simpler is better. Please browse and enjoy!

“THE STAIRWELL” Available Now!

Siren's Call Issue 08

Download The Sirens Call April 2013 eZine for Free!

The Stairwell by C. W. Schultz, a dark and edgy short-story that originated as a script Schultz wrote entitled Echo with Laughter, was released on Sirens Call Publications’ eighth eZine issue Men in Horror. The story begins on page 28, and an ad for Jill, Schultz’s third novel, can be found on page 82.

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Fourth Novel in 2016

Schultz has annouced that he has started work on his fourth novel, but is taking his “sweet time with it”. While he expects it to be out sooner, he said it shouldn’t be released any later than 2016.

It should be noted that Schultz is working on other projects, which is why his fourth novel is not expected to be done sooner.

At this point, he is unwilling to give such details as the title, the plot or a specific genre. He did say that despite his creativity expanding into children’s literature, “Just like with Yeval, The Pack and Jill, novel four will definitely NOT be for children!”

“JILL” Ad and “THE STAIRWELL” in Sirens Call. Plus, is Schultz working on a children’s story?

April is Men in Horror Month, and Sirens Call Publications’s upcoming eighth issue will be dedicated to it, including an ad for C. W. Schultz’s latest novel Jill and the premiere of his short-story entitled The Stairwell. Schultz reports that The Stairwell was originally a short-script entitled Echo with Laughter. If you like C. W. Schultz’s work, then you might like what Sirens Call Publications has to offer. Check ’em out!

It has also been made an official that Schultz is working on a children’s story that is planned to be the first of an ongoing series. All he will say about it is:

Yes, it’s true. Geez, what has the world come to.

It should be noted that this is not an indication that he is moving all his work into lighter territory. If you will look at the banner at the top of the page and if you have reviewed Schultz’s bibliography, you will notice that he has an interest in exploring many different styles of writing—or, as he prefers it, “storytelling”.

Stay tuned for an official release date of Issue #08 – Men in Horror.

Finally Twitter

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“Finally did it. I created a Twitter account. When you finally use it is when you see what all the hype is about.”

Follow C. W. Schultz on Twitter.

“THE LATE SORRY” Being Worked On

250238_10200692167450541_197117352_nSchultz has confirmed that The Late Sorry, a horror movie written by Schultz and filmed in July 2008, is still being worked on. Director Paul Turcott was nice enough to provide an image, explaining:

FX still from The Late Sorry where Joel opens his bathroom door and the camera dolly’s out through the keyhole where you can see the tumblers turning and then out through the keyhole on the other side into the waiting room.

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