Author Archives: Damian Serbu

Greetings, Earthlings, Beginning this post that way popped into my head because I’m writing a SciFy novel right now! Speaking of what I am writing and the latest news in that regard . . . I am starting a newsletter. … Continue reading →

As many of you know, every year I rank the Oscar Best Picture nominees from my least favorite to my favorite. What qualifies me to do such a thing? Nothing. Absolutely, positively nothing. I have a doctorate in history and … Continue reading →

Woot! Windy City Reviews, the official review website for the Chicago Writers Association and a publication from my home here in the Chicago area, weighed in on The Vampire’s War! The link is below! From reviewer Shanti Nagarkatti: “For readers … Continue reading →

Hey, Everyone! If you live in the Chicago area or will be around on March 23rd, come check out the local Horror Writers Association Chicago Chapter appearance at the Oak Park Public Library! I will be participating and would love … Continue reading →

Super excited that “I” stopped by Rick R. Reed’s blog to share the release of The Vampire’s War! Here’s the link: Damian Serbu Visits Rick R. Reed!

Hi, All! I am super excited to share that THE VAMPIRE’S WAR is now available in paperback! The e-version has been out for a while, but an unavoidable delay caused the paperback to trail behind. Better late than never, get … Continue reading →

As always, I can’t tell you how excited I am to announce the release of my latest novel! THE VAMPIRE’S WAR came out today, Dec. 27th! One quick note: websites still haven’t caught up with listing the paperback version. It … Continue reading →

I am someone who loves the holidays. I enjoy the transition as we move into winter, and the festive lights and seasonal traditions fill me with joy. I like that so many different traditions, beliefs, cultures, and customs exist. The … Continue reading →

If you check out the titles of my books or the themes of my writing, vampires, ghosts, scares, and thrills pop out at you. I label myself an author of speculative fiction/horror, so those genres of writing often define me. … Continue reading →