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Tag Archives: ellen datlow
Magick 4 Terri
Terri Windling is one of the most intuitive of editors, most talented of artists and a truly skilled writer. There is an auction happening here to help her out in a time of need. And Russ Farr of Ticonderoga Publications has added a limited
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How have I missed this?
I don’t know how I missed this, but consider myself dreadfully remiss. Brain (Lisa L Hannett) did a post on fairy tale girls, which is great. And here in all its clever glory.
A sample:
Lately, I’ve been thinking about fairy tales.
There
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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
Swancon – Part Deux (or Stop Nagging Me, McDermott)
Part Two
On Friday morning we finally made it to the con proper (as opposed to simply being located in the same city and a bit around the block from it), we schlepped to the Hyatt and registered. There’s always a lovely sensation when you walk into a con hotel and see faces you don’t usually see except for a few
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Tagged Alisa Krasnostein, dirk flinthart, Ditmars and the Tin Ducks, ellen datlow, Helen Merrick, jason nahrung, Justin Ackroyd, justina robson, kaaron warren, kate eltham, Kirstyn McDermott, Paul Haines, peter m ball, richard harland, robert hoge, Robert Hood, sean williams, Stephen Dedman, swancon 2011, Tansy Rayner Roberts’ Love and Romanpunk, TPP’s Twelve Planets
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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Drive-by:Ellen Datlow
Photo: Based on art by J.K. Potter
Ellen Datlow is one of the leading editors in the spec-fic world. According to her website, she is (currently) tied as the winner of the most World Fantasy Awards in the organization’s history (nine), with frequent co-editor Terri Windling. She has also
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Today's Drive-By: Kirstyn McDermott, Duchess of Darkness
Kirstyn McDermott’s work has won Aurealis Awards, Ditmars, been anthologised in Best Of collections and garnered Honorable Mentions from the likes of Ellen Datlow. Her first book, Madigan Mine, is out very, very soon. It should be purchased and read as soon as possible. She
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Felicity Dowker won a Ditmar Award and a Chronos Award. She’s a member of the AHWA, has been a finalist for the Aurealis Awards, had an honorable mention from Ellen Datlow and from Writers of the Future. Bread and Circuses in Scary Kisses is one of the scariest love stories you’re 