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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: drive-by interview
The Wondering Drive-by: Sharon M. Johnston
Sharon M. Johnston is one of Australia’s new voices. She’s a talented YA author and active blogger over at http://downunderwonderings.blogspot.com/. She has just been short-listed in the Australian Literature Review’s YA Short Story Competition with her tale KARMA: http://auslit.net/2011/04/22/karma-by-sm-johnston/. Keep an eye out for her work!
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The Lakeside Drive-by: Christopher Green
I knew of Christopher Green via my write club buddy Peter M. Ball. Chris was a fellow Clarion South graduate (2007 iteration), but I didn’t read anything of his until ‘Lakeside’. We both had stories in Jack Dann’s Dreaming Again and Chris’s story was the first one I
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The Postscripts Drive-by: Nick Gevers
Nick Gevers is an influential man in the field of speculative fiction, being both a critic and an editor. He’s been a reviewer and columnist for Locus and is co-editor of PS
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The Sad Tale Drive-by: Jesse Bullington
As well as being possessed of an impressive moustache and a shoulder ferret, Jesse Bullington is also in possession of a prodigious writing talent. His debut novel from Orbit, The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart, sent two nutters off on crusade and met with the proverbial rave
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The Knowledgeable Drive-by: Rosalie Parker
Rosalie Parker is one half of the fabulous Tartarus Press, which produces very beautiful books. She’s also an author in her own right and the author of the very lovely and subtly disturbing The Old Knowledge and Other Strange Tales (Swan River Press). Her short stories have appeared
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The Surreal Drive-by: Stephen J Clark
I always used to look at Tartarus Press covers and wonder idly about the lovely, creepy illustrations on the covers. Then I got the illustration for the cover of my very own Tartarus book andI learned where a lot of them came from – Stephen J Clark. His
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The Jones Drive-by: Stephen Jones
Painting by Les Edwards
Few things are more frightening than an awesomely put-together horror anthology … except, possibly, the person who puts said anthology together. Coz I mean, really, dude! The brain that can put together a labyrinth of fear is awesome indeed. In the annals of editors, legendary
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Tagged A whole slew of Horror Best Ofs, British Crime Writing: An Encyclopedia, clive barker, Conversations with the Weird Tales Circle, Dark Detectives: Adventures of the Supernatural Sleuths, drive-by interview, Hellbound Hearts, kim newman, Mammoth Book of Vampires, neil gaiman, Prince of Stories: The Many Worlds of Neil Gaiman, Song of the Necromancer, stephen jones, Steve Rasnic Tem, The Essential Monster Movie Guide, The Mammoth Book of Werewolves, Visitants: Stories of Fallen Angels & Heavenly Hosts, Zombie Apocalypse!
The Kill Devil Hill Drive-by: Ace Jordan
The short film, like the short story, is an artform of making the most out of the least. Hollywood bells and whistles are generally not available to the maker of the short film, so it’s harder to cover up plot holes with loud noises, special effects and flashing
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The Tender Drive-by: Margo Lanagan
What can I possibly say about Margo Lanagan that you don’t already know? At Clarion South, she referred to me as a ‘witch’, and it was a compliment. She has been My Queen ever since. Margo is the award-winning author of the collections White Time, Black
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Shallow and Superficial
And thank you to Lisette, who says this cat reminds her of me -.-
Peter Tennant asked me the questions that gave me the opportunity to be “just as shallow and superficial as the rest of us” … so, in effect, an extended version of a drive-by 
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