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Blysster Press crew Charity Becker
Clockwise from left: A. Maire Dinsmore, Joe Teeples, Charity Becker, Born, Kyona Jiles, Clyde Wolfe, M.R. Reeves, R.L. Reeves. Photo by David Goodfellow of Fangoria Magazine.

The Blysster Press crew was at Crypticon Seattle May 25 - 27, 2012 with some of our local horror authors. What a GREAT time! We got to meet a whole slew of fans, make new friends, and peddle our wares to the bloody masses. We were even invited to do a panel. THAT was a lot of fun and we enjoyed the audience interaction. We announced the winner of our writing contest and invited her to join the Blysster family. WELCOME A. Maire Dinsmore! A big thanks to Arakus Productions for sponsoring the writing contest this year. And thanks, Crypticon Seattle, for another fantastic ride!
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Honesty and Integrity in a World Sorely Lacking:

Blysster Press takes NO money from the sales of our authors' books. Charity & Born both volunteer their time, talents, and connections to help deserving authors achieve their goals of publication, all while teaching the authors how to safely navigate the publishing world and avoid being taken advantage of.

Charity, our Editor-in-Chief, believes ALL education should be free. . .

. . .that's why Blysster offers FREE advice and lessons to budding authors. Charity personally answers all the emails coming in and she spends time with each and every person seeking help or guidance. All that time spent answering emails takes its toll though. Blysster isn't free to run. Charity pays out of her own pocket to keep the publishing house running, while asking nothing in return from the authors.

They all ganged up on her though and insisted they be given an opportunity to give back. Charity refused to take a cut of their sales, but she did (finally) agree to a donation system. Those who CAN donate are welcome to do so, but those who cannot pay are NOT expected to.