Hitler has escaped. Twelve of them, to be precise, each cloned from the original and hiding in the bizarre American underground. Hiram Grange has been tasked with hunting them down. The only problem: he's hit rock bottom. His worst binge ever --- a mad dance with absinthe, opium and depression. HIRAM GRANGE & THE TWELVE LITTLE HITLERS continues the misadventures of the scurrilous boozer and malcontent Hiram Grange. Though afflicted with a laundry list of dysfunctions, addictions and odd predilections, Hiram Grange stands toe to toe (and sometimes toe to tentacle) with the black-hearted denizens of the Abyss, dispensing justice with the help of an antiquated Webley revolver and a Pritchard bayonet.
Scott Christian Carr's latest novel Hiram Grange & the Twelve Little Hitlers is currently available from Shroud Publishing. Lloyd Kaufman (President of Troma Entertainment and Creator of the Toxic Avenger) calls it, "More fun than a barrel full of Hitlers... The best novel since Don Quixote!" Scott's first novel Champion Mountain was recently selected for distribution on Amazon's Kindle digital bookreader. His other books include Desolate Places, Beneath the Surface, Demonology: Grammaticus Demonium, Scary! Holiday Tales to Make You Scream, Sick: An Anthology of Illness (which features an excerpt from his novel Believer) and the upcoming Terror at Miskatonic Falls. Scott's fiction has appeared in dozens of magazines and publications, including Shroud Magazine, GUD, Pulp Eternity, Horror Quarterly, The Dream People Literary Magazine, The MUFON Journal and Withersin. His novella A Helmet Full of Hair was recently translated and reprinted in the prestigious French quarterly, Galaxies La Revue de Référence de la Science Fiction.
Carr is an award-winning writer and producer of film/television. He is the Sr. Writer/Co-Creator of The Learning Channel (TLC) series Dead Tenants. As Head of Development for both the Emmy Award-winning Triple Threat Television and the Academy Award-nominated Fredric Golding Productions Scott developed original programming for such networks as MSNBC, ESPN, CNBC, A&E, The Hallmark Channel, Discovery Networks and The Learning Channel, before leaving to co-found his own production company, Brothers Carr Productions.
Scott is the creator and executive producer of the scifi film The NUKE Brothers (featured at DragonCon the World's Largest Scifi & Fantasy Film Festival) and writer of the tie-in comic book The Continuing Adventures of Fat Man and Little Boy... He's currently shoulder deep in the production of his independent feature film The Men In the Moon, an epic, post-apocalyptic odyssey, as well as his documentary Junkyard Living.
In 1999 Scott was awarded The Hunter S. Thompson Award for Outstanding Journalism, in 2006 his original television pilot The REAL Deal was awarded 1st Place in Scriptapalooza TV for Best Original Pilot, in 2009 he was a Bram Stoker Award nominee (Best Anthology, Beneath the Surface, Shroud Publishing) and he is a 2010 Choate Road "Spotlight Scribe." He is currently pushing his latest novel The First Time We Died out into the world, and diving into his next: The Apocalypse Will Be Televised: A Reality Television Tragedy.
Scott has been a radio talk show host, editor of a flying saucer magazine, fishmonger, spelunker, journalist, TV producer, and writer. But his most satisfying and rewarding job is that of "Dad." He lives in a home once owned by George Hansburg (inventor of the pogo stick) on a secluded mountaintop in New York's Hudson Valley with his wife Amy and two children, Emmett and Eden. He writes every day.
Visit him at: www.scottchristiancarr.com
