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And now featured in the upcoming Stephen Jones anthology: A Book of Horrors.
Monthly Archives: February 2010
At the moment I am enjoying …

… the rather glorious prose of Eugie Foster … Returning My Sister’s Face is awesome. Thank you to BDC, whose gift it was.
Here's a cartoon I can get behind
Courtesy of my fave Apocalpse advocate, Jason Fischer*. Nice to see no sign of Scrappy – reckon he would have made an excellent stew.
* Note: he also believes Puffins will soon take over the world.
Tagged jason fischer, scooby doo. apocaylypse, zombies
Hit the ZOMG Button!
This was one of my fave books when it came out – it was set in Brisneyland and it was creepy. I’ve had 3 copies of it and have leant them all out and never seen the damned things again.
I will be getting one of these and NO ONE is borrowing it. NO ONE!
KIM WILKINS
WINNER OF 2 AUREALIS AWARDS
Australian musician
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I'm not someone who plays computer games …
… but quite frankly this review (recently pointed out to me by *someone who does*) is almost enough to make me start … or maybe I should just listen to more reviews like this.
Language and lack’o’political correctness warning …
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/57-Painkiller
Tagged painkiller, reviews, shurkans and lightning
Word from the Indie Press
Charles Tan, the Bibliophile Stalker (the only good stalker is a bibliophile stalker – no, really) interviews Alisa Krasnostein, Guiding Goddess of Aussie indie Twelfth Planet Press, over here http://charles-tan.blogspot.com/2010/02/interview-alisa-krasnostein.html
Writers who want to be informed will read this … take responsibility for your career and expand your knowledge of the industry!
Sigh of Disappointment
I got a copy of Joe Hill’s Horns in the mail the other day (great cover). It’s the first thing I’ve read of his and I was looking forward to it … on the upside, I think he’s a better writer than his dad … on the downside, on about p.5
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Pondering …
… the idea of self-promotion, something with which a lot of writers are quite uncomfortable.
I’ve just finished writing an article for the next edition of the Australian Writer’s Marketplace on finding a literary agent … one of the points I put in there was ‘Write first, agent second’.
‘Splain?
Sure.
If you’re approaching a literary agent, you need to have
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Rumblings from Hogetown
Reason # 297 why Rob Hoge is one of my favourite stirrers. I understand his passion – there’s a tiara at stake.
People, it’s time we made the John W Campbell Award into more than just award for new writing talent from North America.
The John W Campbell Award for Best New Writer has been awarded 37 times since it started in
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Errr, I appear to be …
… eligible for the Campbell http://www.writertopia.com/awards/campbell
This is the awesome Mary Robinette Kowal receiving the award – in her glorious vintage dress - in 2008
There is voting required, it seems, and requirements for voting so check things out on the website … should you feel so inclined
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Tagged Campbell, mary robinette kowal, worldcon
The 2010 Australian Specfic Snapshot is Occuring as We Speak
(Thank you, Lolcats)
I answer questions over here for the redoubtable Girlie Jones http://girliejones.livejournal.com/1553106.html.
Other far more interesting people like Karen Miller, Lisa Hannett, Peter M Ball and Garth Nix answer questions over here:
http://random-alex.livejournal.com/
http://girliejones.livejournal.com/
http://kathrynlinge.livejournal.com/
http://www.mechanicalcat.net/rachel
http://tansyrr.com/
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