Mario Acevedo & University of Doom Jul 08, 2017

Writer Mario Acevedo has written what he considers to be his favorite book. It’s called University of Doom and it’s a young-adult thriller from Hex Publishers. On the podcast, Mario talks about the fairly wild premise of University of Doom, featuring thirteen-year-old Alfonso Frankenstein and his father Eugino. Mario also fills us in on what he calls a re-boot of the Felix Gomez series, and all of his other editing, writing and other artistic endeavors, too, including painting. Mario’s latest Felix Gomez vampire-detective novel is Rescue From Planet Pleasure. His short fiction has appeared in several anthologies including Nightmares Unhinged and CyberWorld. Mario's novel Good Money Gone, co-authored with Richard Kilborn, won a best novel 2014 International Latino Book Award. Mario edited the 2016 RMFW short story anthology, Found, which went on to win a Colorado Book Award. Mario serves on the writing faculty of Regis University and Lighthouse Writers Workshops.