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The Hills Have Tentacles: an interview with Nathan Shumate, editor of "Redneck Eldritch"

Gef: How did you come about on creating an anthology of Appalachian-themed Lovecraft stories??
Nathan: Well, I had previously spearheaded the anthology Space Eldritch, and then its follow-up Space Eldritch II... and while I enjoyed working with all of the contributors to those two volumes, I think that we were pretty much done with the space-opera-crossed-with-Lovecraft flavor of those stories. So I tried to find a theme that could still play off the “Eldritch” brand, but was pretty much the...

All Things Chizine: an interview with Sandra Kasturi, co-publisher for Chizine Publications

CZP publishes the same kind of weird, subtle, surreal, disturbing dark fiction and fantasy that ChiZine has become known for since 1997, only in longer form—novels, novellas, and short story collections. - chizinepub.com



Gef: So ChiZine has been at it for some years now and just seems to build up steam each year. Has there been much time for you or Brett to reflect on the progress and growth you've accomplished with ChiZine, or is it constantly an "on to the next one" attitude?
Sandra: Ho...

Pulped Fiction: a guest post by K.H. Koehler, author of "Dinosaur Valley"

Lady Anna Rutherford, scholar and intrepid archaeologist, has crossed the Atlantic to launch an expedition into the Sonora Desert to find her missing twin brother, Edmond. But the unforgiving Sonora is only the beginning of their troubles, because soon enough, the search party encounters an ancient, forgotten valley full of primeval creatures with the power to rend grown men in half. Before long, their hunt for Edmond becomes a tooth-and-nail fight for survival when the ancient, man-eating cr...

Water Monsters and Twisted Childhood Memories: an interview with Kelli Owen, author of "Floaters"

Detective Carly Greene was only eleven when she learned Lake Superior was a brutal beast, capable of bringing up long forgotten memories of pain and death, by occasionally releasing the bodies of those trapped beneath her waves. 


As an adult, Carly still despises the bodies occasionally coughed up, and the high water eroding the edge of the graveyard this year gave "floaters" a new meaning. But she could never have prepared for what else broke free to swim with those long dead. 

Par...

An interview + GIVEAWAY with Barry Napier

I interviewed Barry Napier about his supernatural thriller series. Plus he's giving away e-copies of both DARK WATER and RIVAL BLOOD to one lucky winner, so check it out!

https://waggingthefox.blogspot.ca/201...

Falling Behind on Reviews

Oh lord, I may have a gigantic pile of books waiting to be read and reviewed, but the books that I *have* read and are still waiting to be reviewed is growing to a worrying level too.

I dunno. Gonna have to try and set aside some time to hammer out a bunch of these, because it kinda bugs me a bit that I haven't sung their praises yet.

Goodreads on Chrome

Is it just me or are other people experiencing loading issues when it comes to viewing Goodreads pages on Google Chrome. For weeks now, nearly every page on Goodreads that I try to load stalls, and sometimes prompting the page to reload/refresh has to be done more than once.

It's annoying as hell and it never happened when I used Firefox. I've tried adjusting settings, disabling all extensions, even turning off my firewall for a few minutes, and nothing works.

If anyone has any tips, I'd sure appreciate it, because so far Goodreads and Google have been no help at all.