Unquenchable

Published by Zebra in 1995. Paperback.
Reissued by Wildside Press in 2000. Trade paper, $16.95. ISBN 1587151901

Sequel to Insatiable.

"More Venneman!" the world insisted. "Give us more!" A slight exaggeration there. However, I had more Venneman ideas, nifty ones, so I wrote this sequel. I tried to top the gross scene of the first book and have been told by some friends that I succeeded. The main gross scene in this book didn't sicken me the way the main gross scene in the first book did. I seem to have immunized myself. Will there be a third book in this series? Will Richard Venneman ever find happiness and stop being such a kvetch? Why, yes! Insatiable, the first book in the series now called Prisoner of the Blood has just been reissued by Wildside Press. Unquenchable will be reissued soon. And I'm beginning to commence to start to get to work on Book #3. Strange body changes! Metaphysical maunderings! Odd sex! And, if I can dream it up, Great Grossout Scene #3! Stay tuned. First Three Chapters Online To read the first three chapters of the book, click here. For a pdf version of the first three chapters, click here. Ordering the Book The original paperback edition of Unquenchable is long out of print. Copies of it show up sometimes in used bookstores and on Web sites for used books. Fortunately, Unquenchable has been reissued as a trade paperback by Wildside Press. You can order it from various online booksellers. Use these links: Amazon Barnes and Noble Books A Million Buy Books Tattered Cover Wildside Press Or you can order Unquenchable through any bookstore. Tell them to contact Ingram (the big distributor from whom bookstores order a lot of their books) and mention that this book comes through Ingram's Lightning Source division. Please note that this book is published by means of Print on Demand technology, so it won't be on the shelves at bookstores. You'll have to ask for it. Bookstore clerks are still a bit confused about this whole Print on Demand thing, but it's part of the publishing wave of the future, so eventually the bookstore personnel should be up to speed on it. (And if you encounter some who are still confused, for the love of God, educate them! Click here to educate yourself first.)

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