Over the weekend the NY Times reported that mega-successful self-published author John Locke (over a million ebooks sold on Amazon) bought ...

Dave Zeltserman’s Monster is a surprisingly profound reimagining of the Mary Shelley horror classic Frankenstein (1818). Narrated from ...

Over on MyBookishWays, I talk about Monster, writing and other stuff, and Monster also gets a thorough dissection ! "Eloquently wr...

BookReporter on MONSTER: "Zeltserman follows Shelley’s roadmap just enough to infuse the proceedings with a degree of familiarity, y...

Right now I'm over at Overlook's website and at Tony Black's Pulp Pusher talking about MONSTER, writing and other subjects. ...

Boston's public radio station WBUR takes a long and critical look at MONSTER: Zeltserman keeps the action moving relentlessly forwar...

I found this very cool. Bollywood star, Soha Ali Khan, was recently talking about John Grisham's The Confession and mentioned some of...

Monster has received another rave view, this one from the Historical Novels Review , who writes in part: "Dave Zeltserman’s Monste...

My latest novel, MONSTER, is available now as both a hardcover and ebook (Kindle, Nook, etc.). In Mary Shelley's FRANKENSTEIN, Victor ...

MONSTER has been unleashed and is available now in bookstores everywhere. Be afraid... be very afraid...