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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.
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Over at Innsmouth Free Press …
The lovely E. Catherine Tobler has a story in the forthcoming Candle in the Attic Windowby Innsmouth Free Press. Here, she chats about “The Snow Man”.
The dream was always the same, except when it wasn’t.
The season was cold, fog stretching
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Innsmouth Free Press February 2011 issue
The lovely, disturbing Innsmouth Free Press has released its new issue into the wild. #6 contains my story ‘Rising, Not Dreaming’, as well as fiction by Aaron Polson, Joshua M. Reynolds, Rebecca Rahne, Martin Hayes, Daniel José Older and Jerry Hobbs.
I surrounded them with lullabies to send gods
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2010: The Year in Review, or 2011: The Year Ahead
It’s a Saturday morning and I’m sitting on the couch, surveying the remains of yesterday’s shred-fest (I cleaned out the spare room, which used to be my study) and waiting for the coffee to kick in. It seems as a good a time as any to review last
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Tagged "Sun Falls", "The Curious Case of Physically-Manifested Bedsheet Mania & Other Tales”, aussiecon 4, Australis Imaginarium, brisneyland by night, Catherynne M Valente’s The Orphan’s Tales (both volumes), Dead Red Heart, dead sea fruit, dr who, eff and Ann VanderMeer's Steampunk II: Steampunk Reloaded, fabelcroft, Genevieve and the Dragon, helen mirren, Holy Black’s White Cat and Elizabeth Bear’s New Amsterdam, innsmouth free press, james findlay, kaaron warren, Lisa L Hannett, Many Brisbanes, Maureen McHugh’s China Mountain Zhang, Midnight and Moonshine, One Book, red, rising not dreaming, Robert Shearman’s Love Songs for the Shy and Cynical, Scary Kisses, sisters, sourdough and other stories, sprawl, stepen moffat, swancon, Tansy Rayner Roberts’s Siren Beat, the february dragon, The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales, the jacaranda wife, ticonderoga publications, twelfth planet press, Well of Souls and Gate of the Dead, Worlds Next Door
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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Call for Subs: Candle in the Attic Window
Innsmouth Free Press is calling for subs for its latest anthology, Candle in the Attic Window.
Candle in the Attic Window, an anthology of Gothic fiction, will open to submissions January 1-February 28, 2011. Do not send any submissions before this date. Yes, we mean it.
The anthology will
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Have Tentacles, Will Travel
I had to read that headline carefully a couple of times. Ahem.
At any rate, Innsmouth Free Press are calling for submissions for their Historical Lovecraft Anthology.
Historical fiction with a Lovecraftian twist. Stories should be set in a variety of places, cultures and time periods. While we might buy
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Rising, Not Dreaming
*Snoopy dance* Innsmouth Free Press has accepted my story ‘Rising, Not Dreaming’ for their Feb 2011 issue. I’m very excited because (a) this story was commissioned, so it’s nice to know it was “okay”, and (b) it’s my first ever Cthulhu story.
Here is a snippet:
‘Play,’ they said and I did, plucking at a harp made of
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Innsmouth Free Press, anyone?
Innsmouth Free Press issue number 5 has been released into the wild!
This time, we offer you eight tales of horror and the bizarre, a number of them connected by the thread of dark gods. Sword-and-sorcery meets horror in “The Song of Tussagaroth”, while a deity of the forest
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Innsmouth Free Press
How’s this for an awesome ezine? http://www.innsmouthfreepress.com/
Editor (and my occasional ToC bud) Silvia Morena-Gracia has asked if I’d like to contribute to an issue of Innsmouth Free Press … the answer was obviously “Hell, yeah”. Time to pull my old copy of The Shadow over Innsmouth off the shelves and Cthulhu-up for some research and ideas creation.
PS:
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