The Website of Fiction Writer Dan Scamell

"Walnut Ridge is an amazing example of speculative fiction in its purest form.  It's insane, it's sensational, and it's also full of heart."

"Without  giving away too much, things start out at a 10 and keep ratcheting up  as the story goes on. We've got it all, folks: aliens, robots, ghosts,  goo people, sentient geometry, and more!"

"This book has all of the thoughtfulness, quirkiness, and humor you'd expect from Vonnegut and Douglas Adams."

"In its simplistic form and wacky story, Walnut Ridge‘s plot and  prose are reminiscent of an early Vonnegut novel. Through this, Scamell  showcases the difficulties of navigating the human brain and the  contradictions of human belief, behavior, and intentions. Overall, I  enjoyed the plot and character arcs, with the last half of the book  being particularly gripping."

"A new twist on the post-apocalyptic trope." 

"The author’s creativity never disappoints!"

"This book!! It’s classified as Weird Erotic Horror novel and that’s exactly  what it delivered. People will get tired of me saying this but it’s  Golden Girls meets Horror Smut and it was just so fun."

" What a delightful little gem of a book! I had so much fun reading this! It  was funny, sweet, emotional, gory and gross, all in one dynamic story.  The writing is utterly charming, and funny, and the TV guide bits were such a fun touch! It was campy, it was weird, it was sexy - well done  authors!! I loved every second of it!!"

" A fun, dark, and very raunchy time. If you're the type to enjoy surreal humour with heavy doses of X-rated content, definitely pick up this  bizarre book!"

 “Mommy  Won't Wake Up Right” by Dan Scamell. This was grotesque and scary, it  felt like it could be the opening to a full length novel; a story I  would love to read. 

"Some very good stories in here! A New Kind of  Meat, If I Carry You, Mommy Wont Wake Up Right, Screwed in the Head, and  Bitch Witch were all fantastic reads."

" I absolutely loved the stories: "Family Dinner"  by Ruth Anna Evans (the editor of the anthology), "The God Carcass" by  Lor Gislason, "Mommy Won't Wake Up Right" by Dan Scamell and "The Last  Hamburger Restaurant in the World" by Judith Sonnet."