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September 19, 2013
Story added to the line-up of volume 6
I’ve acquired Tara Isabella Burton’s ‘The Golem of Leopoldstadt’ for volume 6 of Shadows & Tall Trees.
September 16, 2013
Other Summers
A story I wrote with the brilliant Ray Cluley, “Other Summers”, is now online for your reading pleasure.
September 13, 2013
Another story for volume 6
I’ve purchased Michael Wehunt’s story “Onanon” for volume 6 of Shadows & Tall Trees.
September 10, 2013
Story acquired for volume 6 of S&TT
Happy to announce I’ve bought Brett Cox’s story “Dead Road” for the next volume of Shadows & Tall Trees.
September 2, 2013
Non-fiction
Reminder that I’m looking for non-fiction for issue 6. Criticism, essays, interviews, etc., related to weird fiction. Of about 250 submissions in August, only 2 have been non-fiction.
August 30, 2013
It Won’t Fly If It’s Filled With Shit
I forgot to mention this when it was posted last month, but I’ve a guest column up at Wag the Fox called “It Won’t Fly If it’s Filled With Shit: A Short Primer On Starting Your Own Magazine” if you care to give it a read.
August 21, 2013
Honorable Mentions – Best Horror of the Year
Ellen Datlow has posted her long list of Honorable Mentions for work from 2013. Happy to say that Shadows & Tall Trees stories from Nina Allan, V.H. Leslie, Laura Mauro, Kirsty Logan, Gary McMahon, Ralph Robert Moore, and David Surface made the list. Robert Shearman’s story made the short list. And, of course, stories by Gary McMahon and Stephen Bacon made it into the volume itself. This please me no end. Congratulations all! Here’s Ellen’s list: http://ellen-datlow.livejournal.com/
August 19, 2013
Second story accepted for Shadows & Tall Trees 6
Very pleased to report I’ve bought C.M. Muller’s terrific tale “Vrangr” for Shadows & Tall Trees 6, C.M.’s first sale!
Laird Barron chats about weird fiction
Laird Barron, editor of the inaugural volume of the Year’s Best Weird Fiction, chats about the volume over at the Twisted Tales website.
August 11, 2013
Great review of issue 5
Sean Moreland over at Postscripts to Darkness reviews issue 5 and has some nice things to say.
