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Only A Book Trailer With Nothing To Lose Could Bring So Much Spicy Death Sauce
Here's the most crashtastic book trailer we've seen in ages. A man with a past finds a crashed 747 full of corpses, including the First Lady... and bad guys have stolen a secret technology. Witness the insanity of The Breach.A Lovely Cyborg Ponders Her Existence, In A Book Trailer That Looks Like A Video-Game Cut Scene
Former video-game programmer David J. Williams' novel, The Burning Skies, comes out soon, and his Homeworld collaborator Paul Ruskay crafted this haunting book trailer. A lovely cyborg ponders whether she's inhuman... or more than human.See For Yourself The Terrible Truth Of Our Forgotten Iguana Atrocity
Here's archival footage of military experiments with giant lizards during World War II. We reviewed Morrow's book Shambling Towards Hiroshima, and here's an exclusive look at the trailer. NSFLH="not safe for lizard-haters."Show Your Book Trailer To Movie Audiences — And Stephen King
We've already told you about the hot trend of Youtube trailers for books, and now it's going to the next level — a book trailer chosen by Stephen King will appear in movie theaters. More »