Monthly Archives: April 2016
Just a little something …
… from The Very Kathleen Jennings for the Vigil launch bags.
Talking About Our Collaboration!
Over at the Tor.com Tube of You channel, Lisa and I talk about collaboration, specifically on Midnight and Moonshine.
And talk and talk and talk!
Welcome to Orphancorp: Marlee Jane Ward
Marlee Jane Ward is a self-described writer, reader and weirdo from Melbourne, Australia. She’s a graduate of the Clarion West Writers Workshop and her debut novella, Welcome To Orphancorp, was one of three winners of Seizure’s Viva La Novella
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Over at Fantasy Scroll Magazine …
… I talk. Constantly. Thanks, Amber Neko Meador!
About non-writing, writing, and tips for new writers. Also fairy tales.
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KSP Mentoring
So I’ll be the established writer-in-residence at KSP in Perth from 25 June – 10 July this year, and all the w-i-r folk do mentorships during their term:
KSP’s highly talented and experienced Writers-in-Residence offer one-on-one mentorships to a KSP-member whilst
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Who’s Afraid?: Maria Lewis
Author, journalist, reviewer, pop culture maven, werewolf aficionado, all-round powerhouse, and Idris Elba’s future wife (not to mention OMG-level of impressively inked) Maria Lewis is multi-talented and extraordinarily busy. But she was kind enough to take some time out to
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The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy & Horror: 2016
Cover for the next The Year’s Best Dark Fantasy & Horror: 2016 from Paula Guran and Prime!
My novella “Ripper” is getting another outing, so huzzah!
Look at that ToC and pre-order here.
Alphabetical by Author Last Name:
“The Door” by Kelley Armstrong (Led Astray: The Best of Kelley Armstrong, Tachyon)
“Snow” by Dale Bailey (Nightmare,
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Kind words …
… from the lovely Neil Snowdon are here.
“Rich and heady as honey mead, potent and
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ARC! ARC in my hands …
… albeit briefly.
I met with the delightful Sean and Kathie from Hachette yesterday to talk about Vigil and bookstores and appearances and stuff.
Sean had an ARC with him and I got to pat it it and cuddle it before I had to hand it back so it could be used
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