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Black-Winged Angels, Sourdough, and The Girl With No Hands are available now. Find where you can buy them.
And now featured in the upcoming Stephen Jones anthology: A Book of Horrors.
Tag Archives: Alan Baxter
Swancon Booty
Behold, the reasons why my luggage was so damned heavy on the way back from Perth … in addition to the books in the con showbag … and there may have been some clothing purchased too (shhhhhhh!).
Love and Romanpunk by Tansy Rayner Roberts. I mentioned this before in
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Tagged Alan Baxter, amanda pillar, Damon Cavalchini, ellen datlow, Felicity Dowker, haunted legends, Helen Merrick, jason nahrung, justina robson, Kirstyn McDermott, Lisa L Hannett, liz grzyb, magic dirt, nicole murphy, Scary Kisses Two, sean williams, tansy rayner roberts, Teeth, The Beastly Bride, The Secret Feminist Cabal: A cultural history of sf feminisms, the twelve planets, ticonderoga publications, Women of Other Worlds: Excursions through science fiction and feminism
Pre-orders of Vampire Fiction from Oz
Dead Red Heart is ready for pre-order from here.
Lisa L Hannett! Felicity Dowker! Martin Livings! Alan Baxter! Jason Nahrung! Moi! And more, more, more!
ToC’ly goodness:
32 fantastic tales, 454 pages, over 130,000 words. All about vampires. This tome will be launched at the end of
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Coverlicious!
Behold. the cover for Dead Red Heart, the new Ticonderoga Publications compendium of vampire fiction … not fiction written by vampires … but fiction about vampires … the ToC is below and is exciting enough to make one tremble. Or is that just me?
At any rate, it’s definitely
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Tagged Alan Baxter, Alan Baxter “Red Delicious”, Amanda Pillar “Desert Blood”, Andrew J McKiernan, Angela Slatter “Such is Life”, Anne Mok “White and Red in the Black”, arol Ryles, Chris Lawson “Punishment of the Sun”, Chuck McKenzie, Damon Cavalchini “Listening to Tracy”, Dead Red Heart, Devin Jeythurai, Donna Maree Hanson “Behind the Black Mask”, Felicity Dowker, Felicity Dowker “Just a Matter of Economics”, George Ivanoff “Coming Home”, Gillian Pollack, Helen Stubbs “The Life Stealer”, Jacob Edwards “Interview with the Jiangshi”, Jason Nahrung “The Sea at Night”, Jay Caselberg “Children of the Cane”, Jen White “Breaking the Drought”, Jeremy Sadler “Apolotoi”, Joanna Fay “Renfield's Wife”, Joanne Anderton “Sky in the Morning”, Jodi Cleghorn “Black Heart”, kaaron warren, Kathryn Hore “The Little Red Man”, lezli robyn, Lisa L Hannett “Lady Yang's Lament”, Martin Livings, Martin Livings “Vitality”, Marty Young “Thin Air”, Patty Jansen, Patty Jansen “Out of the Grave”, Penelope Love, Pete Kempshall “The Rider”, Peter Kempshall, Ray Gates “Deathborn Light”, Shona Husk “Sun Falls”, Simon Brown “Kissed by the Sun”, Sonia Marcon “Taking it for the Team”, Tracie McBride “All that Glisters”, Yvonne Eve Walus “Quarantine”, “Mutiny on the Scarborough”
The Publishing Revolution: Part the Second
Alan Baxter continues his series inevstigating different viewpoints about the new world order of publishing. Guest #2 is Moriah Jovan.
A rose by any other name…
There’s been a lot of discussion lately about the definition of a “book,” or more specifically, the proper formatting of an e-book, and the definition of a “page” and its importance in
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Tagged Alan Baxter, digital publishing, moriah jovan, publishing
A word from Alan Baxter
Over here, Alan Baxter contemplates the different ways of getting a reader in … grabbed by the throat or gently teased?
I’ve been thinking about the generally accepted premise that you need to grab readers in the first few lines of a story. I think for short fiction this is certainly true. You’re usually trying to get noticed in a slush
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Tagged Alan Baxter, how to get readers in
I haz bin awarded …
… a Versatile Blogger award by the lovely Alan Baxter, he of RealmShift and MageSign.
Not quite sure what it means … perhaps I am now able to double as a lampshade or stylish throw rug … but I do like the thingy, it’s green
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Tagged Alan Baxter, versatile blogger award
On a more positive note …
… after my little spit about creepy people lacking in n’etiquette, here is something awesome.
Writer Alan Baxter reviews Sourdough & Other Stories over at his blog. I do believe this is the first review 
.
I consumed this thing whole and it consumed me. Slatter’s
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Tagged Alan Baxter, review, sourdough & other stories
