Ellen Datlow's Blog, page 43
October 26, 2010
Halloween Movie Picks
Norman Partridge asked me and others connected to the horror field to pick our favorite movies for Halloween night viewing.
Here are the first few entries, with more to come.
So what are your favorites and why?
Here are the first few entries, with more to come.
So what are your favorites and why?
Published on October 26, 2010 06:21
October 25, 2010
KGB Fantastic Fiction raffle winners
Here they are Congratulations. We'll be giving the donors your email and mailing addresses over the next couple of days and they should be contacting you soon after.
Signed Books and ARCs from Cemetery Dance Publications (CDP-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
Matt Schwartz of Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 136
Rare Signed Copy of Glen Hirshberg's THE SNOWMAN'S CHILDREN (HIRSHBERG-SNOWMAN)
Winner 1 of 1
Bruce Chrumka of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Order ID: 118
Collectors Ed. of THE AUTOPSY AND OTHER TALES by Michael Shea (SHEA-AUTOPSY)
Winner 1 of 1
David Roberts of Los Altos, California, United States
Order ID: 103
Tuckerization by Richard Bowes (BOWES-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Mary Robinette Kowal of Portland, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 147
Tuckerization by Lucius Shepard - and a signed copy of the book (SHEPARD-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Chris McLaren of Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Order ID: 76
China Mieville Original Drawing from UN LUN DUN (MIEVILLE-DRAWING)
Winner 1 of 1
Christina Hughes of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 69
Massage from Peter Straub's masseur, Bret Bailey (MASSAGE BY BRET BAILEY)
Winner 1 of 1
Paul Berger of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 195
Tuckerization by Carol Emshwiller (EMSHWILLER-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Rock Savage of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 164
Subscription to THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION (GVG-FSF)
Winner 1 of 1
David J. Batista of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 25
Tuckerization by Laird Barron (BARRON-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Signed ARC and Book: Illyria by Elizabeth Hand (HAND-ILLYRIA)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
John Crowley Annotated Art by Peter Milton (DRUMMOND-PRINTS)
Winner 1 of 1
Anne Sydenham of Northcote, Victoria, Australia
Order ID: 33
Story or novel opening critique by Nancy Kress (KRESS-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Rajan Khanna of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 133
Signed DEATHLESS Galley & necklace made by Catherynne M. Valente (VALENTE-DEATHLESS)
Winner 1 of 1
Alison Campbell-Wise of Downingtown, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 95
Session with Ellen Datlow's reflexologist, Ellen Sterman (SHERMAN-REFLEX)
Winner 1 of 1
Risa Karaviotis of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 189
Signed Galleys of OLD FLAMES and RIGHT TO LIFE by Jack Ketchum (KETCHUM-GALLEYS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Leatherbound, Signed CAUSTIC COMEDIES by Robert Shearman (SHEARMAN-CAUSTIC)
Winner 1 of 1
Joel Zakem of Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Order ID: 84
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 1 of 8
Oliver Irlam of Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Order ID: 196
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 2 of 8
Carrie Wright of Gladwyne, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 196
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 3 of 8
Cecil Castellucci of Los Angeles, California, United States
Order ID: 135
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 4 of 8
Sarah Deckard of Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
Order ID: 135
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 5 of 8
Brett Kuehner of Old Tappan, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 129
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 6 of 8
Gavin Grant of Brighton, Massachusetts, United States
Order ID: 196
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 7 of 8
Marc Jacobs of Redwood City, California, United States
Order ID: 161
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 8 of 8
Christina Yi of Fairfax, Virginia, United States
Order ID: 222
Novel query critque by Barry Goldblatt (GOLDBLATT-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Ed Webb of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 187
Story critique by Shawna McCarthy (MCCARTHY-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
David Mercurio Rivera of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 92
Name that Alien by Cecil Castelucci (CASTELUCCI-ALIEN)
Winner 1 of 1
Karlos Laws of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 97
THE SKELETON IN THE CLOSET, edited by Stefan Dziemianowicz (SIGNED-BLOCH)
Winner 1 of 1
Karen Ellery of Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Order ID: 4
Signed copy of HAUNTED LEGENDS plus an ARC (DATLOW-LEGENDS)
Winner 1 of 1
Monica ORourke of Astoria, New York, United States
Order ID: 16
Story Critique by Cat Rambo (RAMBO-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Stacey Friedberg of Short Hills, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 29
Short story critique by Mary Robinette Kowal (KOWAL-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Shane Alonso of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Order ID: 70
THE KOSHER GUIDE TO IMAGINARY ANIMALS by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer (VANDERMEER-KOSHER)
Winner 1 of 1
Heidi C Vlach of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Order ID: 6
Bead Creature by Vonda Mcintyre (BEAD-CREATURE)
Winner 1 of 1
Krista Leahy of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 75
Neil Gaiman's Used Keyboard (GAIMAN-KEYBOARD)
Winner 1 of 1
Emily Hayes of Decatur, Georgia, United States
Order ID: 182
FIREBIRD Trilogy, edited by Sharyn November (NOVEMBER-FIREBIRD)
Winner 1 of 1
Robert Brouhard of Salem, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 30
Story critique by the Altered Fluid Writing Group (ALTEREDFLUID-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
David J. Batista of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 25
A six-pack from Nightshade Books (NIGHTSHADE-6PACK)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Three Unpublished Short Stories by Michael Swanwick (SWANWICK-STORIES)
Winner 1 of 1
Jacob Weisman of San Francisco, California, United States
Order ID: 108
Signed ARC: THE HUNDRED THOUSAND KINGDOMS by N.K. Jemisin (JEMISIN-KINGDOMS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Signed ARC: FOR THE WIN by Cory Doctorow (DOCTOROW-FTW)
Winner 1 of 1
David J. Batista of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 25
SHIMMER #12, plus electronic editions of all 12 issues. (SHIMMER-BUNDLE)
Winner 1 of 1
Mary Kay Kare of Seattle, Washington, United States
Order ID: 117
3 Signed Titles from George R.R. Martin (MARTIN-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
Arthur Corre of Dayton, Ohio, United States
Order ID: 62
3 Books from Small Beer Press (SMALL-BEER-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Tuckerization by Joe R. Lansdale (LANSDALE-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Melody Chamlee of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 112
Signed copy of THE HONEY MONTH by Amal El-Mohtar (PAPAVERIA-HONEY)
Winner 1 of 1
Antonia Townsend of Bristol, South Glos, United Kingdom
Order ID: 34
INTERFICTIONS 1 & 2, Signed by the Editors (IAF-INTERFICTIONS)
Winner 1 of 1
Susan Brown of Rutledge, Missouri, United States
Order ID: 192
Haikasoru Grab-Bag of Three Titles from Nick Mamatas (MAMATAS-HAIKASORU)
Winner 1 of 1
Robert Brouhard of Salem, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 30
Signed ARC: THE WAY OF THE WIZARD (ADAMS-WIZARD)
Winner 1 of 1
Adam Palermo of Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Order ID: 155
Latest Four Issues of ELECRIC VELOCIPEDE (KLIMA-EV)
Winner 1 of 1
Ray Vukcevich of Eugene, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 96
F. Paul Wilson Signed, Limited Edition SIMS Novellas (WILSON-SIMS)
Winner 1 of 1
Shane Alonso of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Order ID: 70
12 Titles by Chizine Press (CHIZINE-CATALOG)
Winner 1 of 1
William Freedman of West Hempstead, New York, United States
Order ID: 148
BRIGHTON SHOCK by PS Publishing (BRIGHTONPS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Complete First Second (:01) Graphic Novels by Gina Gagliano (GAGLIANO-FIRSTSECOND)
Winner 1 of 1
Rajan Khanna of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 133
The Tour of Tor by Liz Gorinsky (GORINSKY-TOR)
Winner 1 of 1
Lexie Cenni of Hamilton, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 176
Custom Terrarium from Paul Riddell and The Texas Triffid Ranch (RIDDELL-TERRARIUM)
Winner 1 of 1
Tracy Bischoff of Los Angeles, California, United States
Order ID: 193
Two Drawings by Thomas Canty (CANTY-DRAWINGS)
Winner 1 of 1
Rajan Khanna of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 133
Prints from the Shining Tarot Deck by Rachel Pollack (POLLACK-TAROT)
Winner 1 of 1
Laurel Lyon of Sesa, Huesca, Spain
Order ID: 24
Art from ZITA THE SPACEGIRL by Ben Hatke & ARC (GAGLIANO-SPACEGIRL)
Winner 1 of 1
Tracy Bischoff of Los Angeles, California, United States
Order ID: 193
Signed drawing by Terri Windling (WINDLING-DRAWING)
Winner 1 of 1
Amal El-Mohtar of Penryn, Cornwall, United Kingdom
Order ID: 104
Partial manuscript from William Gibson (GIBSON-MANUSCRIPT)
Winner 1 of 1
Althea Morin of Staten Island, New York, United States
Order ID: 21
Typewritten Short Story by Mary Robinette Kowal (KOWAL-TYPED)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Zoe Van Gelder Art on back of Ray Vukcevich Manuscript (GVG-ZOE)
Winner 1 of 1
Ray Vukcevich of Eugene, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 96
Group of seven ARCs, donated by John Crowley (CROWLEY-7ARCS)
Winner 1 of 1
James Starkey of Horn Lake, Mississippi, United States
Order ID: 94
Signed, Limited Chapbook THE MAN WITH KNIVES by Ellen Kushner (KUSHNER-KNIVES)
Winner 1 of 1
Xavier Van Aubel of Uccle, Brussels, Belgium
Order ID: 119
Signed copy of Jeffrey Ford's first novel VANITAS (FORD-VANITAS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Tuckerization by Kit Reed (REED-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Marc Jacobs of Redwood City, California, United States
Order ID: 80
Two books by John Crowley (CROWLEY-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Rare Signed Gregory Frost CRIMSON SPEAR THE BLOOD OF CU CHULAINN (FROST-CRIMSON)
Winner 1 of 1
Alison Campbell-Wise of Downingtown, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 95
Tuckerization by Brett Alexander Savory (SAVORY-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Signed ARC: THE GERMAN by Lee Thomas (THOMAS-GERMAN)
Winner 1 of 1
Ron Breznay of Hanover Township, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 163
PHANTOM Anthology, Signed by Paul Tremblay (TREMBLAY-PHANTOM)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
J.K. POTTER'S EMBRACE THE MUTATION, signed by John Crowley (CROWLEY-EMBRACE)
Winner 1 of 1
Jim Rockhill of Dowagiac, Michigan, United States
Order ID: 169
Signed THE MAGICIANS and Brakebills T-shirt by Lev Grossman (GROSSMAN-MAGICIANS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Signed copy of KALIFORNIA by Marc Laidlaw (KALIFORNIA - LAIDLAW)
Winner 1 of 1
Matthew London of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 214
Caitlín R. Kiernan signed copy of THE RED TREE (KIERNAN-REDTREE)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Tuckerization by Caitlín R. Kiernan (KIERNAN-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Signed, Limited edition of Glen Hirshberg's AMERICAN MORONS (HIRSHBERG-MORONS)
Winner 1 of 1
David Roberts of Los Altos, California, United States
Order ID: 199
Signed copy of TOWER OF MIDNIGHT, from the WHEEL OF TIME series (GOLENBOCK-TOWERS)
Winner 1 of 1
Jade Walker of Hinsdale, New Hampshire, United States
Order ID: 126
Signed copy of THE SNOW QUEEN, by Joan Vinge (VINGE -- SNOW QUEEN)
Winner 1 of 1
Gavin Grant of Brighton, Massachusetts, United States
Order ID: 150
Signed 6 CD Audio Book THE LITTLE SLEEP by Paul Tremblay (TREMBLAY-SLEEP)
Winner 1 of 1
Troy Knutson of Collierville, Tennessee, United States
Order ID: 216
Galleys of THE WORLD AND ALICE by L. Timmel Duchamp (DUCHAMP-GALLEYS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Review of John Banville's THE SEA by John Crowley (CROWLEY-SEA)
Winner 1 of 1
Adam Palermo of Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Order ID: 155
Signed copy of NOISE by Darin Bradley (BRADLEY-NOISE)
Winner 1 of 1
Troy Knutson of Collierville, Tennessee, United States
Order ID: 216
Signed MAFIA by Thomas F. Monteleone (MONTELEONE-MAFIA)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Dave Roman B&W Illustration from ASTRONAUT ACADEMY plus ARC (GAGLIANO-ASTRONAUT)
Winner 1 of 1
Eugene Myers of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 212
Signed Books and ARCs from Cemetery Dance Publications (CDP-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
Matt Schwartz of Jersey City, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 136
Rare Signed Copy of Glen Hirshberg's THE SNOWMAN'S CHILDREN (HIRSHBERG-SNOWMAN)
Winner 1 of 1
Bruce Chrumka of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Order ID: 118
Collectors Ed. of THE AUTOPSY AND OTHER TALES by Michael Shea (SHEA-AUTOPSY)
Winner 1 of 1
David Roberts of Los Altos, California, United States
Order ID: 103
Tuckerization by Richard Bowes (BOWES-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Mary Robinette Kowal of Portland, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 147
Tuckerization by Lucius Shepard - and a signed copy of the book (SHEPARD-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Chris McLaren of Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Order ID: 76
China Mieville Original Drawing from UN LUN DUN (MIEVILLE-DRAWING)
Winner 1 of 1
Christina Hughes of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 69
Massage from Peter Straub's masseur, Bret Bailey (MASSAGE BY BRET BAILEY)
Winner 1 of 1
Paul Berger of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 195
Tuckerization by Carol Emshwiller (EMSHWILLER-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Rock Savage of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 164
Subscription to THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION (GVG-FSF)
Winner 1 of 1
David J. Batista of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 25
Tuckerization by Laird Barron (BARRON-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Signed ARC and Book: Illyria by Elizabeth Hand (HAND-ILLYRIA)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
John Crowley Annotated Art by Peter Milton (DRUMMOND-PRINTS)
Winner 1 of 1
Anne Sydenham of Northcote, Victoria, Australia
Order ID: 33
Story or novel opening critique by Nancy Kress (KRESS-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Rajan Khanna of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 133
Signed DEATHLESS Galley & necklace made by Catherynne M. Valente (VALENTE-DEATHLESS)
Winner 1 of 1
Alison Campbell-Wise of Downingtown, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 95
Session with Ellen Datlow's reflexologist, Ellen Sterman (SHERMAN-REFLEX)
Winner 1 of 1
Risa Karaviotis of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 189
Signed Galleys of OLD FLAMES and RIGHT TO LIFE by Jack Ketchum (KETCHUM-GALLEYS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Leatherbound, Signed CAUSTIC COMEDIES by Robert Shearman (SHEARMAN-CAUSTIC)
Winner 1 of 1
Joel Zakem of Louisville, Kentucky, United States
Order ID: 84
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 1 of 8
Oliver Irlam of Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Order ID: 196
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 2 of 8
Carrie Wright of Gladwyne, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 196
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 3 of 8
Cecil Castellucci of Los Angeles, California, United States
Order ID: 135
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 4 of 8
Sarah Deckard of Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
Order ID: 135
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 5 of 8
Brett Kuehner of Old Tappan, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 129
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 6 of 8
Gavin Grant of Brighton, Massachusetts, United States
Order ID: 196
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 7 of 8
Marc Jacobs of Redwood City, California, United States
Order ID: 161
Your Very Own Wormhole by Physicist Michio Kaku (KAKU-WORMHOLE)
Winner 8 of 8
Christina Yi of Fairfax, Virginia, United States
Order ID: 222
Novel query critque by Barry Goldblatt (GOLDBLATT-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Ed Webb of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, United States
Order ID: 187
Story critique by Shawna McCarthy (MCCARTHY-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
David Mercurio Rivera of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 92
Name that Alien by Cecil Castelucci (CASTELUCCI-ALIEN)
Winner 1 of 1
Karlos Laws of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 97
THE SKELETON IN THE CLOSET, edited by Stefan Dziemianowicz (SIGNED-BLOCH)
Winner 1 of 1
Karen Ellery of Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Order ID: 4
Signed copy of HAUNTED LEGENDS plus an ARC (DATLOW-LEGENDS)
Winner 1 of 1
Monica ORourke of Astoria, New York, United States
Order ID: 16
Story Critique by Cat Rambo (RAMBO-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Stacey Friedberg of Short Hills, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 29
Short story critique by Mary Robinette Kowal (KOWAL-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
Shane Alonso of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Order ID: 70
THE KOSHER GUIDE TO IMAGINARY ANIMALS by Ann & Jeff VanderMeer (VANDERMEER-KOSHER)
Winner 1 of 1
Heidi C Vlach of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Order ID: 6
Bead Creature by Vonda Mcintyre (BEAD-CREATURE)
Winner 1 of 1
Krista Leahy of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 75
Neil Gaiman's Used Keyboard (GAIMAN-KEYBOARD)
Winner 1 of 1
Emily Hayes of Decatur, Georgia, United States
Order ID: 182
FIREBIRD Trilogy, edited by Sharyn November (NOVEMBER-FIREBIRD)
Winner 1 of 1
Robert Brouhard of Salem, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 30
Story critique by the Altered Fluid Writing Group (ALTEREDFLUID-CRIT)
Winner 1 of 1
David J. Batista of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 25
A six-pack from Nightshade Books (NIGHTSHADE-6PACK)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Three Unpublished Short Stories by Michael Swanwick (SWANWICK-STORIES)
Winner 1 of 1
Jacob Weisman of San Francisco, California, United States
Order ID: 108
Signed ARC: THE HUNDRED THOUSAND KINGDOMS by N.K. Jemisin (JEMISIN-KINGDOMS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Signed ARC: FOR THE WIN by Cory Doctorow (DOCTOROW-FTW)
Winner 1 of 1
David J. Batista of Bronx, New York, United States
Order ID: 25
SHIMMER #12, plus electronic editions of all 12 issues. (SHIMMER-BUNDLE)
Winner 1 of 1
Mary Kay Kare of Seattle, Washington, United States
Order ID: 117
3 Signed Titles from George R.R. Martin (MARTIN-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
Arthur Corre of Dayton, Ohio, United States
Order ID: 62
3 Books from Small Beer Press (SMALL-BEER-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Tuckerization by Joe R. Lansdale (LANSDALE-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Melody Chamlee of New York, New York, United States
Order ID: 112
Signed copy of THE HONEY MONTH by Amal El-Mohtar (PAPAVERIA-HONEY)
Winner 1 of 1
Antonia Townsend of Bristol, South Glos, United Kingdom
Order ID: 34
INTERFICTIONS 1 & 2, Signed by the Editors (IAF-INTERFICTIONS)
Winner 1 of 1
Susan Brown of Rutledge, Missouri, United States
Order ID: 192
Haikasoru Grab-Bag of Three Titles from Nick Mamatas (MAMATAS-HAIKASORU)
Winner 1 of 1
Robert Brouhard of Salem, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 30
Signed ARC: THE WAY OF THE WIZARD (ADAMS-WIZARD)
Winner 1 of 1
Adam Palermo of Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Order ID: 155
Latest Four Issues of ELECRIC VELOCIPEDE (KLIMA-EV)
Winner 1 of 1
Ray Vukcevich of Eugene, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 96
F. Paul Wilson Signed, Limited Edition SIMS Novellas (WILSON-SIMS)
Winner 1 of 1
Shane Alonso of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Order ID: 70
12 Titles by Chizine Press (CHIZINE-CATALOG)
Winner 1 of 1
William Freedman of West Hempstead, New York, United States
Order ID: 148
BRIGHTON SHOCK by PS Publishing (BRIGHTONPS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Complete First Second (:01) Graphic Novels by Gina Gagliano (GAGLIANO-FIRSTSECOND)
Winner 1 of 1
Rajan Khanna of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 133
The Tour of Tor by Liz Gorinsky (GORINSKY-TOR)
Winner 1 of 1
Lexie Cenni of Hamilton, New Jersey, United States
Order ID: 176
Custom Terrarium from Paul Riddell and The Texas Triffid Ranch (RIDDELL-TERRARIUM)
Winner 1 of 1
Tracy Bischoff of Los Angeles, California, United States
Order ID: 193
Two Drawings by Thomas Canty (CANTY-DRAWINGS)
Winner 1 of 1
Rajan Khanna of Brooklyn, New York, United States
Order ID: 133
Prints from the Shining Tarot Deck by Rachel Pollack (POLLACK-TAROT)
Winner 1 of 1
Laurel Lyon of Sesa, Huesca, Spain
Order ID: 24
Art from ZITA THE SPACEGIRL by Ben Hatke & ARC (GAGLIANO-SPACEGIRL)
Winner 1 of 1
Tracy Bischoff of Los Angeles, California, United States
Order ID: 193
Signed drawing by Terri Windling (WINDLING-DRAWING)
Winner 1 of 1
Amal El-Mohtar of Penryn, Cornwall, United Kingdom
Order ID: 104
Partial manuscript from William Gibson (GIBSON-MANUSCRIPT)
Winner 1 of 1
Althea Morin of Staten Island, New York, United States
Order ID: 21
Typewritten Short Story by Mary Robinette Kowal (KOWAL-TYPED)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Zoe Van Gelder Art on back of Ray Vukcevich Manuscript (GVG-ZOE)
Winner 1 of 1
Ray Vukcevich of Eugene, Oregon, United States
Order ID: 96
Group of seven ARCs, donated by John Crowley (CROWLEY-7ARCS)
Winner 1 of 1
James Starkey of Horn Lake, Mississippi, United States
Order ID: 94
Signed, Limited Chapbook THE MAN WITH KNIVES by Ellen Kushner (KUSHNER-KNIVES)
Winner 1 of 1
Xavier Van Aubel of Uccle, Brussels, Belgium
Order ID: 119
Signed copy of Jeffrey Ford's first novel VANITAS (FORD-VANITAS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Tuckerization by Kit Reed (REED-TUCKER)
Winner 1 of 1
Marc Jacobs of Redwood City, California, United States
Order ID: 80
Two books by John Crowley (CROWLEY-BOOKS)
Winner 1 of 1
WILLIAM LINDBLAD of Plano, Texas, United States
Order ID: 206
Rare Signed Gregory Frost CRIMSON SPEAR THE BLOOD OF CU CHULAINN (FROST-CRIMSON)
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Published on October 25, 2010 04:44
October 24, 2010
Haunted Legends reviewed on the Black Glove website
Here's a brand new review of Haunted Legends at The Black Glove.
Just for the record, urban legends are often ghost stories but not always. The "Chucky" story by Ramsey is based on a real life murder of one child by two others. The story by Carrie Laben about the legendary "big bird" is based on sightings of a mysterious winged creature. I have a hard time getting my head around several reviewer complaints that 1) the stories aren't all ghost stories) or 2) the stories are all ghost stories --very odd ;-). In any case, I just hope readers will enjoy the book and find the stories scary--whether ghostly or not.
Just for the record, urban legends are often ghost stories but not always. The "Chucky" story by Ramsey is based on a real life murder of one child by two others. The story by Carrie Laben about the legendary "big bird" is based on sightings of a mysterious winged creature. I have a hard time getting my head around several reviewer complaints that 1) the stories aren't all ghost stories) or 2) the stories are all ghost stories --very odd ;-). In any case, I just hope readers will enjoy the book and find the stories scary--whether ghostly or not.
Published on October 24, 2010 00:14
October 23, 2010
Work and play
A quickie before I dive back into the copy edit of Naked City--a copy editing query is sooo ignorant that I just came to a stop.
I know there are great copy editors out there and I've worked with some but more often I've had copy editors who have no ear for voice, tone, or the difference among multiple stories in an anthology. I have to say that the CE on NK takes the cake.
She (and I just went back to the front of the ms and discovered it IS a she) queries the phrase "high yellow skin" saying "Not sure what is meant by 'high yellow'--does it mean dark yellow, bright yellow?".
Now even if she is so ignorant of the racial description that she's never heard of it, it's the very first item that comes up on google. She has used googled some of her fact checking (poorly for the most part) throughout the copy edit. I've googled all the addresses/names/brands etc she couldn't find or queried to change through HER googling and 95% of the time I've discovered the author is correct.
The play part is that I had some wonderful lunches and dinners last week with friends--twice at Tea and Sympathy, one of my favorite local restaurants (British) and watched some movies. Finished the fourth season of Dexter last night--thank you S, who gave away a MAJOR spoiler--although it was kind of foreshadowed. (I'm being ironic).
I also watched Waitress, as so-so little movie about a waitress in an abusive relationship (for way too many years) who is a marvel at creating pies. The sad thing is that the writer/director/co-star Adrienne Shelly, was murdered in my neighborhood right before her film was accepted by Sundance, where it won awards.
Spider Forest, a South Korean psychological thriller that I didn't like all that much either. A man wandering in a forest comes across a house where a man and woman are brutally murdered. Before he can escape back to civilization he's attacked by the murderer, left for dead, is hit by a car, and ends up in a coma. Complications ensue. Multiple levels of reality (not as well done as in Inception, although of course those were technologically induced, in this movie it's all brain trauma/memory, etc induced). I found it not only confusing (although I figured out certain things pretty quickly) but full of plot holes. Sorry, whoever recced it to me. It was a bust as far as I'm concerned.
Back to work.
I know there are great copy editors out there and I've worked with some but more often I've had copy editors who have no ear for voice, tone, or the difference among multiple stories in an anthology. I have to say that the CE on NK takes the cake.
She (and I just went back to the front of the ms and discovered it IS a she) queries the phrase "high yellow skin" saying "Not sure what is meant by 'high yellow'--does it mean dark yellow, bright yellow?".
Now even if she is so ignorant of the racial description that she's never heard of it, it's the very first item that comes up on google. She has used googled some of her fact checking (poorly for the most part) throughout the copy edit. I've googled all the addresses/names/brands etc she couldn't find or queried to change through HER googling and 95% of the time I've discovered the author is correct.
The play part is that I had some wonderful lunches and dinners last week with friends--twice at Tea and Sympathy, one of my favorite local restaurants (British) and watched some movies. Finished the fourth season of Dexter last night--thank you S, who gave away a MAJOR spoiler--although it was kind of foreshadowed. (I'm being ironic).
I also watched Waitress, as so-so little movie about a waitress in an abusive relationship (for way too many years) who is a marvel at creating pies. The sad thing is that the writer/director/co-star Adrienne Shelly, was murdered in my neighborhood right before her film was accepted by Sundance, where it won awards.
Spider Forest, a South Korean psychological thriller that I didn't like all that much either. A man wandering in a forest comes across a house where a man and woman are brutally murdered. Before he can escape back to civilization he's attacked by the murderer, left for dead, is hit by a car, and ends up in a coma. Complications ensue. Multiple levels of reality (not as well done as in Inception, although of course those were technologically induced, in this movie it's all brain trauma/memory, etc induced). I found it not only confusing (although I figured out certain things pretty quickly) but full of plot holes. Sorry, whoever recced it to me. It was a bust as far as I'm concerned.
Back to work.
Published on October 23, 2010 17:19
October 22, 2010
Photos from KGB Fantastic Fiction reading October 20, 2010
Paul Witcover and Adam Golaski read last night.
Paul read from his forthcoming novel. Adam read some of his poetry and several vignettes. We all went out to dinner and a good time was had by all.
Paul read from his forthcoming novel. Adam read some of his poetry and several vignettes. We all went out to dinner and a good time was had by all.
Published on October 22, 2010 17:05
Public announcement from WFC programming
I've been asked to spread the word that there will be no mass emails to members of the convention as to their convention schedules. Please go to World Fantasy Convention tentative schedule--and please pass the word.
Published on October 22, 2010 05:31
October 21, 2010
World Fantasy Convention Schedule
Friday: 8-11:30PM AUTOGRAPH RECEPTION in Regency Ballroom--I'll likely be late because of dinner but I'll be there
I'll be participating in one panel--
Saturday 1 pm Panel A13: Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2010. Kathryn Cramer, Ellen
Datlow, Jonathan Strahan (m), Paula Guran, Gardner Dozois
and along with Nick Mamatas, co-hosting an unofficial Haunted Legends reading
Saturday 4-5pm in the Tor suite (room tba)
featuring
Jeffrey Ford
Laird Barron
Richard Bowes
M.K. Hobson
Gary A. Braunbeck
Catherynne M. Valente
I have a bunch of meetings, but when I'm not at them I'll likely be in the bar.
I'll be participating in one panel--
Saturday 1 pm Panel A13: Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2010. Kathryn Cramer, Ellen
Datlow, Jonathan Strahan (m), Paula Guran, Gardner Dozois
and along with Nick Mamatas, co-hosting an unofficial Haunted Legends reading
Saturday 4-5pm in the Tor suite (room tba)
featuring
Jeffrey Ford
Laird Barron
Richard Bowes
M.K. Hobson
Gary A. Braunbeck
Catherynne M. Valente
I have a bunch of meetings, but when I'm not at them I'll likely be in the bar.
Published on October 21, 2010 21:57
Bob Guccione, R.I.P.
Without him and the late Kathy Keeton, my career would have gone quite differently.
Bob Guccione, Penthouse Founder, Dies at 79 .
I languished in mainstream trade book publishing as an editorial assistant and assistant editor for over fives years on and off before I got my first job in magazines. That job was as Associate Fiction editor at OMNI Magazine back in 1980. I ending up after about a year an half as Fiction editor and worked in that position for the rest of the magazine and the online magazine's lifetime. A total of seventeen years.
So, although we only interacted about five times in total over the years I worked there, I thank Bob for what he accomplished and am sorry he ended up as he did. Bankrupt, with his mansion and fine art and longtime companion Kathy Keeton gone. I hope in his final few years he found some peace.
Bob Guccione, Penthouse Founder, Dies at 79 .
I languished in mainstream trade book publishing as an editorial assistant and assistant editor for over fives years on and off before I got my first job in magazines. That job was as Associate Fiction editor at OMNI Magazine back in 1980. I ending up after about a year an half as Fiction editor and worked in that position for the rest of the magazine and the online magazine's lifetime. A total of seventeen years.
So, although we only interacted about five times in total over the years I worked there, I thank Bob for what he accomplished and am sorry he ended up as he did. Bankrupt, with his mansion and fine art and longtime companion Kathy Keeton gone. I hope in his final few years he found some peace.
Published on October 21, 2010 20:25
October 19, 2010
Some love for INFERNO
Colin Harvey chooses Inferno as his Desert Island anthology, saying very nice things about it here.
Published on October 19, 2010 02:12
October 15, 2010
Sunday deadline for raffle donations
For anyone who wants to donate (we've been getting a few offers since the raffle began) this Sunday the 17th is the deadline for donations.
Published on October 15, 2010 20:09


