Hopefully, they’ll like the idea enough to contract it. I’m preparing one for Flame Tree Press right now. I have a lot of ideas sketched out for some less-monstrous books. I want to have the freedom to write whatever scares me. I love my monsters, but I’ve never wanted to be tied down. Will we be seeing more serial killers and less monsters in the future? As with any of my books, I hope people are wondering as they race toward the end - “who will survive?”Īugust’s Eyes is more thriller-esque than the works you are more well known for like Until Summer Comes Around and Blood and Rain.

Basically, the forgotten scars from his past resurface in the present. As the story progresses, dreams start bleeding into reality, messing with his life. In the dreams, he’s a kid again and he’s with two odd boys (One Eye and August) in a place called Graveyard Land.

Years have passed, he’s older and married and he starts having these strange dreams. I hope you and your fam are having a great (and safe) summer! August’s Eyes is the story of a man who witnessed something awful as a child in the ’90s. I have been lucky enough to read August’s Eyes already and I’m excited for its release. We sat down and chatted about the new book, the almighty Don D’Auria, and what might be next for him.ĬEMETERY DANCE: Hey, Glenn! Great to chat with you (again). It is always a pleasure to talk with Glenn, who selflessly shares his experiences with others and has been a much-needed mentor and friend. I have read almost all of his work (including some as-yet-unreleased manuscripts) and was positively frothing at the bit to get my hands on August’s Eyes, due for publication this August. Glenn was one of the first authors I stumbled across in the indie horror scene and he immediately became a firm favorite of mine. In which Janine Pipe talks to indie author Glenn Rolfe about his latest Flame Tree Press book, August’s Eyes, and what it is like to be the second most famous writer out of Maine.

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