Monthly Archives: November 2010

The Bonus Drive-by: Ann VanderMeer

November 4, 2010 | Drive-by Interviews, News, On Publishing, On Writing: General | Comments Off

Ann VanderMeer is an award-winning editor and publisher (Buzz City Press) – but then, who doesn’t know that? She’s also married to Jeff VanderMeer, the award-winning writer and editor. The world has them to thank for such tomes
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And another!

November 4, 2010 | News | Comments Off

Lovely review of Sourdough and Other Stories over at She Never Slept, from Sarah L. Covert.

Angela’s dark folk tales shine a light on the paths we do not dare travel and let’s us safely glimpse the strange, horrific, and often beautiful otherworld. This cohesive collection bleeds together and each story weaves in and out of each other creating a vivid time
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Review of Sourdough over at Beyond Fiction

November 4, 2010 | News | Comments Off

Simon Marshall-Jones gives another kind, considered review of my work, this time it’s Sourdough and Other Stories.

It’s very difficult not to be enthusiastic about this book – not just about the writer and her stories but also about the physical book itself. And, it has to be said that, from this particular bibliophile’s point of view, what Tartarus Press have
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The Minimally Facetious Drive-by: Mike Resnick

November 3, 2010 | Drive-by Interviews, News, On Writing: General | 6 Comments

The Resnick is a science fiction creature, displaying a propensity for accumulating Hugos and Nebulas. Has a marked fondness for cheese blintzes and half to three-quarter naked pirate queens. His publication list must be viewed to be believed and may cause the expression “Holy snapping ducksh*t” to exit the mouth
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It’s True

November 2, 2010 | Random | 1 Comment

Courtesy of Kate and The Chive.