Wednesday greetings, Rookheads! Rookhouse Books is pleased to announce two (count ‘em, two!) print books. Yes, that’s right. We’ve released our very first Print-On-Demand books available for sale at Amazon and soon … Continue reading →

Summer’s here and that means vacations, family reunions, outdoor BBQs, and mandatory VA appointments. The ol’ Rookery has been pretty empty these past few weeks as our all of our Rookhouse crew … Continue reading →

Wednesday greetings, Rookheads! Just a quick update on our upcoming Assembled Allred story collection. We’ve about wrapped up the design and typesetting phase for the print version and are about to enter … Continue reading →

Last month we posted news  about the long-awaited return of our official Rookhouse Books beverage of choice,  the delicious roasted grain drink Postum. Much of our post was a lament that the … Continue reading →

Wait, wait, wait!  Why would Rookhouse Books, home of literary corvids everywhere, be celebrating a…crowfighter?!? Never fear, Rookheads! We’ll tell you the sordid tale of Crows Gone Wild and the heroic struggle … Continue reading →

Rookhouse author Lee Allred asked us if he could write this week’s Wednesday News. Kathy Diane (“K.D.”) Wentworth, 1951–2012 Last week, science fiction lost one of its leading lights, and I lost … Continue reading →

The winter season’s slowly subsiding here on the Oregon Coast, and we’ve had a few sunny afternoons here at the Rookhouse recently. Birds are chirping, crows cawing, tree branches blossoming. It actually … Continue reading →

Here at the Rookhouse, we don’t have a sponsor other than ourselves. But if we did have a sponsor, this would be it: Between personal tastes, medical advice, conflicts with VA prescriptions, … Continue reading →

Ever have a Pizza Panic Attack? You know, a sudden craving for a pizza that’s so strong you don’t know if you can make it to the nearest pizza place? Technology Review … Continue reading →

You may remember our R&D department. They’re the ones teaching our worldwide sales force of rooks, crows, ravens and other members of the Corvidae family to vocally pitch our books. Well, the … Continue reading →