Angela Slatter's Blog, page 189
January 9, 2011
January 8, 2011
Chapbooky Goodness
I've just read the first offering from Simon Marshall-Jones's Spectral Press, What They Hear in the Dark, by Gary McMahon. The blurb goes thusly: 'Rob and Becky bought the old place after the death of their son, to repair and … Continue reading →
January 7, 2011
2010: The Year in Review, or 2011: The Year Ahead
It's a Saturday morning and I'm sitting on the couch, surveying the remains of yesterday's shred-fest (I cleaned out the spare room, which used to be my study) and waiting for the coffee to kick in. It seems as a … Continue reading →
January 5, 2011
Go! Read!
Angie Rega's latest story, Love in the Atacama or The Poetry of Fleas, is up over at Crossed Genres: The girl stood in the hot, yellow sand, her top hat tilted forward to shade her eyes. She squinted at the … Continue reading →
January 4, 2011
The Drive-by from Innsmouth: Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Innsmouth Free Press is a Canadian micro-publisher producing hard copy and electronic works of dark fiction and horror. At the helm is writer, editor and publisher Silvia Moreno-Garcia. IFP is responsible for an online magazine three times per year as … Continue reading →
January 2, 2011
Useful Post from Ekaterina Sedia
Really, really useful info from someone who has just edited an anthology (via the Bibliophile Stalker) … from Ekaterina Sedia. Things I've Learned from BEWERE THE NIGHT And that's a wrap! All the responses went out, so please query if … Continue reading →
December 30, 2010
Call for Subs: Candle in the Attic Window
Innsmouth Free Press is calling for subs for its latest anthology, Candle in the Attic Window. Candle in the Attic Window, an anthology of Gothic fiction, will open to submissions January 1-February 28, 2011. Do not send any submissions before … Continue reading →
December 29, 2010
Christmas – It was Wet
Normally we spend Christmas hiding in the family room with the air conditioner on full blast in order to prevent melting and/or spontaneous human combustion. This year such precautions were not required because it rained. And it rained. And then … Continue reading →
December 28, 2010
The HebrewPunk Drive-by: Lavie Tidhar
Lavie's Tidhar's first novel The Bookman was released in 2010 by Angry Robot (back when it was a HarperCollins baby), the next one Camera Obscura will see the light of day in April 2011 (as part of Angry Robot's newly … Continue reading →
