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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
On the Absence of the Writer
Yes, I know.
I never write.
I never call.
It’s just not the same as it was and you may be thinking I no longer care.
It’s not true – I’m just … well, I’m knackered. I’m working 2 jobs at the moment, trying to finish one for good and trying to learn a new one. I’m editing for other people. I’m trying to
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The Generation Loss Drive-by: Elizabeth Hand
Elizabeth Hand has been responsible for some of the most amazing works of literary fantasy in recent years: Generation Loss, Illyria, Mortal Love, Bibliomancy, and Black Light are but a few of her novels. Her short stories are finely crafted, glorious slices of strange and her collection Saffron
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Happy Birthday!!
Let all the birthday heralds in the land wake from their mead-induced stupors and run through the streets, crying “It’s Flinthart‘s birthday!!!”
So, even if you’re not familiar with this piratical author of space ninja sagas (among others), charge your glasses, trail colourful balloons and streamers around
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The Cold Drive-by: Simon Strantzas
Spoiler alert: Simon Strantzas prefers apple fritters *shakes head*. But as he is a fellow Tartarus Press author, and a damned awesome one at that, he is forgiven. Cold to the Touch has received critical acclaim and Strantzas has been feted thusly:
“[Simon Strantzas has] inherited the mantle of
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The Lakeshore Drive-by: Jay Lake
Whenever I feel like I have too much on and there’s no time to write, I look to Jay Lake, specifically this LJ post – the relevant bit is this: All of this while recovering from lung surgery, undergoing six months of
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The Floods Drive-by
Or at this point, float-by.
I live in a nation that pretty much faces all trials and tragedies with equanimity and the phrase “No worries”. We don’t tend to panic – you can’t afford to when you live in a country that has 7 of the 10 most dangerous snakes in the world. And I lived through the 74 Brisbane floods
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Go! Read!
Angie Rega’s latest story, Love in the Atacama or The Poetry of Fleas, is up over at Crossed Genres:
The girl stood in the hot, yellow sand, her top hat tilted forward to shade her eyes. She squinted at the harsh light reflecting off a
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The Drive-by from Innsmouth: Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Innsmouth Free Press is a Canadian micro-publisher producing hard copy and electronic works of dark fiction and horror. At the helm is writer, editor and publisher Silvia Moreno-Garcia. IFP is responsible for an online magazine three times per year as well as a selection of anthologies (Historical Lovecraft
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The HebrewPunk Drive-by: Lavie Tidhar
Lavie’s Tidhar’s first novel The Bookman was released in 2010 by Angry Robot (back when it was a HarperCollins baby), the next one Camera Obscura will see the light of day in April 2011 (as part of Angry Robot’s newly independent incarnation). He has produced 3 novellas: An
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The Darwath Drive-by: Barbara Hambly
Barbara Hambly writes across fantasy, science fiction and historical fiction. She has an MA in Medieval History. Her world-building capabilities are enviable and to call her prolific is to understate things just a little. Her series, to date, are: The Windrose Chronicles, The Darwath Trilogy, the Sun Wolf
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