Point of Impact Publishing
@pointofimpactbooks.bsky.social
Hi! I'm Joe! I'm the editor/overlord of Point of Impact Publishing, heroic purveyors of trashy action fiction, including the Frenzi series by R. J. Calder, and Lash, by Clint Reno! Check us out: www.pointofimpactbooks.com
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Today's the day!
You can now snag your copy of Frenzi: When In Rome...Kill! The 7th Killfrenzy adventure!
Ebook on Amazon, Kobo, and Smashwords.
Paperback on Amazon.
Thank you to all our readers for their continued support! You keep the action alive!
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You can now snag your copy of Frenzi: When In Rome...Kill! The 7th Killfrenzy adventure!
Ebook on Amazon, Kobo, and Smashwords.
Paperback on Amazon.
Thank you to all our readers for their continued support! You keep the action alive!
books2read.com/wheninromeki...
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Shannon Whirry in Albert Pyun’s overlooked sci-fi gem, OMEGA DOOM (1996).
It’s Yojimbo meets Blade Runner!
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It’s Yojimbo meets Blade Runner!
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November 29, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Shannon Whirry in Albert Pyun’s overlooked sci-fi gem, OMEGA DOOM (1996).
It’s Yojimbo meets Blade Runner!
🔗 theschlockpit.com/2020/07/07/a...
It’s Yojimbo meets Blade Runner!
🔗 theschlockpit.com/2020/07/07/a...
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This is my radio show—it’s like if 120 Minutes was also storytime for weird adults, with a new theme every week. It’s free/ad-free/no Ai, and I make it entirely myself. Deep cuts, great authors, plus my own true tales
Bedtime stories & lullabies for people who never sleep
It’s Late. (Link below)
Bedtime stories & lullabies for people who never sleep
It’s Late. (Link below)
November 28, 2025 at 10:12 PM
This is my radio show—it’s like if 120 Minutes was also storytime for weird adults, with a new theme every week. It’s free/ad-free/no Ai, and I make it entirely myself. Deep cuts, great authors, plus my own true tales
Bedtime stories & lullabies for people who never sleep
It’s Late. (Link below)
Bedtime stories & lullabies for people who never sleep
It’s Late. (Link below)
Reading two Adult Westerns (as most civilized men should do) and needed to start a third book.
Opened another Adult Western and said "Whoa"!
Maybe too much sex and spurs in my diet.
So I started a cozy fantasy instead. 😮
Opened another Adult Western and said "Whoa"!
Maybe too much sex and spurs in my diet.
So I started a cozy fantasy instead. 😮
two men are standing next to each other and one of them is saying it 's good you should try it
ALT: two men are standing next to each other and one of them is saying it 's good you should try it
media.tenor.com
November 29, 2025 at 12:58 AM
Reading two Adult Westerns (as most civilized men should do) and needed to start a third book.
Opened another Adult Western and said "Whoa"!
Maybe too much sex and spurs in my diet.
So I started a cozy fantasy instead. 😮
Opened another Adult Western and said "Whoa"!
Maybe too much sex and spurs in my diet.
So I started a cozy fantasy instead. 😮
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It's Friday! It's time for Inside The Video Store... that hour-long weekly series where I fetishize home entertainment labels and enthusiastically caress overpriced slipcovers...
(Without the previous tweet, that kind of makes no sense)
In any case! Viva physical media
youtu.be/_c5ZdUksWsE
(Without the previous tweet, that kind of makes no sense)
In any case! Viva physical media
youtu.be/_c5ZdUksWsE
Inside The Video Store: Episode Eighty-Eight (It's November's Boutique Week! Curzon Goodies!)
YouTube video by Snips Movies
youtu.be
November 28, 2025 at 5:08 PM
It's Friday! It's time for Inside The Video Store... that hour-long weekly series where I fetishize home entertainment labels and enthusiastically caress overpriced slipcovers...
(Without the previous tweet, that kind of makes no sense)
In any case! Viva physical media
youtu.be/_c5ZdUksWsE
(Without the previous tweet, that kind of makes no sense)
In any case! Viva physical media
youtu.be/_c5ZdUksWsE
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In case you missed it, PISTOL JIM just wrapped its second call!
About 30 stories, 500 words max. The theme is NAILS IN THE COFFIN.
Check 'em out and vote for your favorite excerpts!
pistoljimpress.substack.com/p/thats-a-wr...
About 30 stories, 500 words max. The theme is NAILS IN THE COFFIN.
Check 'em out and vote for your favorite excerpts!
pistoljimpress.substack.com/p/thats-a-wr...
That's a Wrap! Nails in the Coffin
Vote for your favorite lines in this call!
pistoljimpress.substack.com
November 28, 2025 at 11:32 PM
In case you missed it, PISTOL JIM just wrapped its second call!
About 30 stories, 500 words max. The theme is NAILS IN THE COFFIN.
Check 'em out and vote for your favorite excerpts!
pistoljimpress.substack.com/p/thats-a-wr...
About 30 stories, 500 words max. The theme is NAILS IN THE COFFIN.
Check 'em out and vote for your favorite excerpts!
pistoljimpress.substack.com/p/thats-a-wr...
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If you're doing #BlackFriday shopping, why not toss a copy of my weird western novella SINNERS RIDE in the cart? Paperback includes two never before in print bonus stories, including the Derringer Award-nominated "The Right to Hang!"
mybook.to/LyuCY
mybook.to/LyuCY
Amazon.com: Sinners Ride: 9798275392166: Barrows, Brandon: Books
Amazon.com: Sinners Ride: 9798275392166: Barrows, Brandon: Books
mybook.to
November 28, 2025 at 8:09 PM
If you're doing #BlackFriday shopping, why not toss a copy of my weird western novella SINNERS RIDE in the cart? Paperback includes two never before in print bonus stories, including the Derringer Award-nominated "The Right to Hang!"
mybook.to/LyuCY
mybook.to/LyuCY
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~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 28: THE BLANK WALL (1947)
What do you do when your blackmailer falls in love with you? That’s the endlessly fascinating premise of this Elisabeth Sanxay Holding novel, a rare classic-era noir told from a woman’s perspective.
Day 28: THE BLANK WALL (1947)
What do you do when your blackmailer falls in love with you? That’s the endlessly fascinating premise of this Elisabeth Sanxay Holding novel, a rare classic-era noir told from a woman’s perspective.
November 28, 2025 at 8:21 PM
~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 28: THE BLANK WALL (1947)
What do you do when your blackmailer falls in love with you? That’s the endlessly fascinating premise of this Elisabeth Sanxay Holding novel, a rare classic-era noir told from a woman’s perspective.
Day 28: THE BLANK WALL (1947)
What do you do when your blackmailer falls in love with you? That’s the endlessly fascinating premise of this Elisabeth Sanxay Holding novel, a rare classic-era noir told from a woman’s perspective.
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New Schlock Pit! 🚨
And it’s me hailing another two Ted Nicolaou flicks —
The Full Moon favourite’s Moonbeam family capers, LEAPIN’ LEPRECHAUNS! (1995) and LEAPING LEPRECHAUNS 2 (1996):
🔗 theschlockpit.com/2025/11/27/l...
And it’s me hailing another two Ted Nicolaou flicks —
The Full Moon favourite’s Moonbeam family capers, LEAPIN’ LEPRECHAUNS! (1995) and LEAPING LEPRECHAUNS 2 (1996):
🔗 theschlockpit.com/2025/11/27/l...
Little by Little: Leapin’ Leprechauns! (1995) & Leapin’ Leprechauns 2 (1996)
Matty chugs a Guinness in honour of Ted Nicolaou’s whimsical Moonbeam twofer.
theschlockpit.com
November 27, 2025 at 5:09 PM
New Schlock Pit! 🚨
And it’s me hailing another two Ted Nicolaou flicks —
The Full Moon favourite’s Moonbeam family capers, LEAPIN’ LEPRECHAUNS! (1995) and LEAPING LEPRECHAUNS 2 (1996):
🔗 theschlockpit.com/2025/11/27/l...
And it’s me hailing another two Ted Nicolaou flicks —
The Full Moon favourite’s Moonbeam family capers, LEAPIN’ LEPRECHAUNS! (1995) and LEAPING LEPRECHAUNS 2 (1996):
🔗 theschlockpit.com/2025/11/27/l...
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~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 27: KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY HANDS (1940)
Gerald Butler was ahead of his time. Though published in WWII-era Britain, this corker involving a violent drifter and his beloved reads like the greatest Fawcett Gold Medal paperback that never was.
Day 27: KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY HANDS (1940)
Gerald Butler was ahead of his time. Though published in WWII-era Britain, this corker involving a violent drifter and his beloved reads like the greatest Fawcett Gold Medal paperback that never was.
November 27, 2025 at 5:47 PM
~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 27: KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY HANDS (1940)
Gerald Butler was ahead of his time. Though published in WWII-era Britain, this corker involving a violent drifter and his beloved reads like the greatest Fawcett Gold Medal paperback that never was.
Day 27: KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY HANDS (1940)
Gerald Butler was ahead of his time. Though published in WWII-era Britain, this corker involving a violent drifter and his beloved reads like the greatest Fawcett Gold Medal paperback that never was.
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A quick thank you to all of you who have bought our comics, created art for us or just been a supporter this year as we work to bring indie comics to the world.
Thank You!
this is a quick note to say thank you for your support over the last year. We really appreciate you. Running an independent comics company is not easy, but having people like you to support us, makes ...
greenarcher.io
November 26, 2025 at 10:47 PM
A quick thank you to all of you who have bought our comics, created art for us or just been a supporter this year as we work to bring indie comics to the world.
I don't have many traditions, but playing Unreal Tournament deathmatch with my brother on Thanksgiving is one of them. We've done it since the early 2000s and just loaded it up again tonight.
They don't make them like this anymore.
Someone pass me the flak cannon and give me a couple health vials!
They don't make them like this anymore.
Someone pass me the flak cannon and give me a couple health vials!
November 26, 2025 at 11:59 PM
I don't have many traditions, but playing Unreal Tournament deathmatch with my brother on Thanksgiving is one of them. We've done it since the early 2000s and just loaded it up again tonight.
They don't make them like this anymore.
Someone pass me the flak cannon and give me a couple health vials!
They don't make them like this anymore.
Someone pass me the flak cannon and give me a couple health vials!
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Black Friday cosmic horror! Only 99 cents for the story of Serling and Price, con artists who buy and sell haunted houses. Of course, they unleash something hungry and thoroughly pissed off…
shorturl.at/fCEZ9
shorturl.at/fCEZ9
November 26, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Black Friday cosmic horror! Only 99 cents for the story of Serling and Price, con artists who buy and sell haunted houses. Of course, they unleash something hungry and thoroughly pissed off…
shorturl.at/fCEZ9
shorturl.at/fCEZ9
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~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 26: THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER (1980)
A lonely gumshoe is hired to track a female killer, only to discover that she reminds him of his estranged daughter. Marc Behm’s writing achieves a melancholy beauty that is rare in crime fiction.
Day 26: THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER (1980)
A lonely gumshoe is hired to track a female killer, only to discover that she reminds him of his estranged daughter. Marc Behm’s writing achieves a melancholy beauty that is rare in crime fiction.
November 26, 2025 at 8:10 PM
~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 26: THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER (1980)
A lonely gumshoe is hired to track a female killer, only to discover that she reminds him of his estranged daughter. Marc Behm’s writing achieves a melancholy beauty that is rare in crime fiction.
Day 26: THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER (1980)
A lonely gumshoe is hired to track a female killer, only to discover that she reminds him of his estranged daughter. Marc Behm’s writing achieves a melancholy beauty that is rare in crime fiction.
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This is a great thread from Sheila and I highly recommend reading the whole thing.
There are many other options for ebooks than Amazon.
I still buy two or three ebooks there a week. But I buy 6 or 7 each week from Kobo and Smashwords.
We need readers to support authors, not platforms.
There are many other options for ebooks than Amazon.
I still buy two or three ebooks there a week. But I buy 6 or 7 each week from Kobo and Smashwords.
We need readers to support authors, not platforms.
I don't think we're going to have a successful Amazon boycott till we break their monopoly on indie books.
They have a clever strategy to build their monopoly, which any functional government would have banned: if you want your indie book listed in Kindle Unlimited, you have to be exclusive. 🧵
They have a clever strategy to build their monopoly, which any functional government would have banned: if you want your indie book listed in Kindle Unlimited, you have to be exclusive. 🧵
November 26, 2025 at 9:11 PM
This is a great thread from Sheila and I highly recommend reading the whole thing.
There are many other options for ebooks than Amazon.
I still buy two or three ebooks there a week. But I buy 6 or 7 each week from Kobo and Smashwords.
We need readers to support authors, not platforms.
There are many other options for ebooks than Amazon.
I still buy two or three ebooks there a week. But I buy 6 or 7 each week from Kobo and Smashwords.
We need readers to support authors, not platforms.
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~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 25: A KILLER IS LOOSE (1954)
A pacy, gripping ride-along noir in which the story’s hero gains the unwanted friendship of a maniac. For those who think a Gil Brewer novel without a femme fatale is like sex without foreplay, this will set you straight.
Day 25: A KILLER IS LOOSE (1954)
A pacy, gripping ride-along noir in which the story’s hero gains the unwanted friendship of a maniac. For those who think a Gil Brewer novel without a femme fatale is like sex without foreplay, this will set you straight.
November 25, 2025 at 6:55 PM
~ Thirty More Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 25: A KILLER IS LOOSE (1954)
A pacy, gripping ride-along noir in which the story’s hero gains the unwanted friendship of a maniac. For those who think a Gil Brewer novel without a femme fatale is like sex without foreplay, this will set you straight.
Day 25: A KILLER IS LOOSE (1954)
A pacy, gripping ride-along noir in which the story’s hero gains the unwanted friendship of a maniac. For those who think a Gil Brewer novel without a femme fatale is like sex without foreplay, this will set you straight.
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I have had a cold the last few days so I'm trying to get back on the proverbial horse.
Here's a new premade. It's available.
Here's a new premade. It's available.
November 26, 2025 at 1:06 AM
I have had a cold the last few days so I'm trying to get back on the proverbial horse.
Here's a new premade. It's available.
Here's a new premade. It's available.
Just read: Cherry Delight: The Jersey Bounce, by Gardner Francis Fox.
This series went from porno Executioner clone to solid action-adventure with a healthy dose of tasteful smut!
Cherry goes undercover to smash a Mafia operation on the Jersey shore and partners with a cop named Rusty Naille. 🤌
This series went from porno Executioner clone to solid action-adventure with a healthy dose of tasteful smut!
Cherry goes undercover to smash a Mafia operation on the Jersey shore and partners with a cop named Rusty Naille. 🤌
November 25, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Just read: Cherry Delight: The Jersey Bounce, by Gardner Francis Fox.
This series went from porno Executioner clone to solid action-adventure with a healthy dose of tasteful smut!
Cherry goes undercover to smash a Mafia operation on the Jersey shore and partners with a cop named Rusty Naille. 🤌
This series went from porno Executioner clone to solid action-adventure with a healthy dose of tasteful smut!
Cherry goes undercover to smash a Mafia operation on the Jersey shore and partners with a cop named Rusty Naille. 🤌
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Looking for a spooky holiday read for the kids? @cemeterygatesmedia.bsky.social and I got you covered! Check out Hazel’s haunted holiday adventure! If you have already, then consider dropping a review on goodreads or Amazon!
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November 25, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Looking for a spooky holiday read for the kids? @cemeterygatesmedia.bsky.social and I got you covered! Check out Hazel’s haunted holiday adventure! If you have already, then consider dropping a review on goodreads or Amazon!
a.co/d/78HLN7G
a.co/d/78HLN7G
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We're late this week, but hopefully it's better late than never, with "The Shepherd Code: Road Back" (2025), co-written, co-directed by, and starring Alan Delabie, also starring Don "the Dragon" Wilson, Shaina West, and Mark Strange. dtvconnoisseur.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-...
November 25, 2025 at 2:38 AM
We're late this week, but hopefully it's better late than never, with "The Shepherd Code: Road Back" (2025), co-written, co-directed by, and starring Alan Delabie, also starring Don "the Dragon" Wilson, Shaina West, and Mark Strange. dtvconnoisseur.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-...
Some people read Hemmingway, Proust, McCarthy, or Faulkner when they want inspiration in their fiction.
I read one of Bob Randisi's Gunsmith novels to make me feel better about my writing.
Is this one gonna be a good one? Or is it gonna be about Clint eating steak and sandwiches for 180 pages? 😐
I read one of Bob Randisi's Gunsmith novels to make me feel better about my writing.
Is this one gonna be a good one? Or is it gonna be about Clint eating steak and sandwiches for 180 pages? 😐
November 25, 2025 at 1:04 AM
Some people read Hemmingway, Proust, McCarthy, or Faulkner when they want inspiration in their fiction.
I read one of Bob Randisi's Gunsmith novels to make me feel better about my writing.
Is this one gonna be a good one? Or is it gonna be about Clint eating steak and sandwiches for 180 pages? 😐
I read one of Bob Randisi's Gunsmith novels to make me feel better about my writing.
Is this one gonna be a good one? Or is it gonna be about Clint eating steak and sandwiches for 180 pages? 😐
Quick note:
We'll not have any Black Friday sales.
Our next round of sales start in December, on the 8th, for Smashwords end of year sale.
All ebooks, minus Cosmopolitan Chaos and When in Rome...Kill! will be $1.99 on the Smashwords store, with select sales on Amazon and Kobo to be announced!
We'll not have any Black Friday sales.
Our next round of sales start in December, on the 8th, for Smashwords end of year sale.
All ebooks, minus Cosmopolitan Chaos and When in Rome...Kill! will be $1.99 on the Smashwords store, with select sales on Amazon and Kobo to be announced!
November 25, 2025 at 12:37 AM
Quick note:
We'll not have any Black Friday sales.
Our next round of sales start in December, on the 8th, for Smashwords end of year sale.
All ebooks, minus Cosmopolitan Chaos and When in Rome...Kill! will be $1.99 on the Smashwords store, with select sales on Amazon and Kobo to be announced!
We'll not have any Black Friday sales.
Our next round of sales start in December, on the 8th, for Smashwords end of year sale.
All ebooks, minus Cosmopolitan Chaos and When in Rome...Kill! will be $1.99 on the Smashwords store, with select sales on Amazon and Kobo to be announced!
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~ Thirty (More) Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 24: GRIMHAVEN (1985)
For years, the only way to read Charles Willeford’s rejected sequel to Miami Blues was by visiting his archives. Now it’s online. Because everything disturbing is online. A bucket-list novel if there ever was one.
Day 24: GRIMHAVEN (1985)
For years, the only way to read Charles Willeford’s rejected sequel to Miami Blues was by visiting his archives. Now it’s online. Because everything disturbing is online. A bucket-list novel if there ever was one.
November 24, 2025 at 10:58 PM
~ Thirty (More) Novels for #Noirvember ~
Day 24: GRIMHAVEN (1985)
For years, the only way to read Charles Willeford’s rejected sequel to Miami Blues was by visiting his archives. Now it’s online. Because everything disturbing is online. A bucket-list novel if there ever was one.
Day 24: GRIMHAVEN (1985)
For years, the only way to read Charles Willeford’s rejected sequel to Miami Blues was by visiting his archives. Now it’s online. Because everything disturbing is online. A bucket-list novel if there ever was one.
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