Solomon's Grave(English), published May 2009 by Dragon Moon Press

Daniel G. Keohane's debut novel, Solomon's Grave was recently released by Dragon Moon Press. His short fiction has appeared in such publications as Cemetery Dance Magazine, Apex Digest, Fantastic Stories, Gothic.Net and many others. Other stories are slated to appear later this year in Shroud Magazine.

His work has been on the preliminary ballot for the Bram Stoker award, and has received Honorable Mention in The Year's Best Fantasy & Horror.

Solomon's Grave was previously released in Germany (as Das Grab des Salomon) by Otherworld Verlag and Italy (as il Segreto Di Salomone), by il Punto d'Incontro.

Plague of Darkness is slated for release in Germany/Austria by Otherworld Verlag, as Plage der Finsternis in September. English and other language rights are currently available.

Foreign rights are currently being offered by ARR Literary Agency (Milan, Italy, http://www.arr-literary-agency.com/).

Please contact Sarah Camilli Agency for rights information.

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For Solomon's Grave:

Daniel G. Keohane has crafted a tense, intricate thriller that will appeal to fans of The Davinci Code.... Solomon's Grave is a creepy, intense read that will keep you on the edge of your seat. I loved it! - Brian Keene, author of The Rising and Castaways

a dark, intricate Biblical thriller not fit for Sunday School, but more than adequate to while away the evenings in suspense. With a solid first effort, Keohane provokes thought and inspires dread, teaching an important lesson: Providence is often the most frightening thing a man can face...next to evil. - Shroud Magazine Reviews

A fascinating occult suspense novel, fluent to read, for all those who prefer subtle suspense and finely woven characters over bloody murders and hardcore action... -Media Mania (for German Edition)

Earlier Reviews for Dan's short fiction collection Christmas Trees and Monkeys (2002):

...a serious storyteller with big ambitions. No longer an apprentice, he's become a journeyman of his craft. - Cemetery Dance Magazine
...some of the coolest short stories I've read in a long time." - Jon Merz, author of The Fixer and The Invoker
...proves Keohane to be perhaps THE best of the next wave of writers in this genre - and heads above many of the better-established names. - Jeffrey Thomas, author of Letters from Hades and Punktown