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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: kelly link
*happy*
This is Kelly Link
Got a call from QWC yesterday to say that they’d had some places
This is me
open up in the Kelly Link workshop … huzzah! Thank you to the people who dropped out!
You never stop
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Tagged kelly link, queensland writers centre
In today’s mail …
Meanwhile, over at SF Signal: The Dream Anthology
The delightful John DeNardo at SF Signal asked a few people to pick and choose for their dream anthology, citing what you’d choose and why. The answers were so big, they had to split the post in two.
Mine is here, as is that of Nancy
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Tagged A.M. Dellamonica, aimee bender, angela carter, china mieville, delia sherman, Emma Donoghue, gavin grant, Genevieve Valentine, Ian Sales, Jason Sanford, john connolly, kaaron warren, Karen Burnham, karen russell, Kelley Eskridge, kelly link, kim newman, le fanu, ll hannett, Marghanita Laski, margo lanagan, Nancy Jane Moore, nancy kress, neil gaiman, peter m ball, Robert Sabella, robert shearman, Saki, Sanford Allen, Scott A. Cupp, sf signal, Steven H. Silver, Tanith Lee, Tinkoo Valia, violet malan
Drive-by from Fairyland: Theodora Goss
Theodora Goss not only has a cool name, she’s the creator of some glorious prose. Her fiction includes the wonderful creation of Miss Emily Gray (whom I find vaguely sinister in a pleasing way) in her collection In the Forest of Forgetting. Her work has been published in
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Reading with Extreme Pleasure …
… I was handed a copy of Holly Black’s new book, White Cat, the other day. I haven’t read anything of hers before, but I know she’s a mate of Kelly Link and I regard Kelly Link as a deity, so I figured it would be ‘okay’.
It’s way better than ‘okay’ –
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Tagged curse workers, gollancz, holly black, kelly link, white cat
On Self-Publishing
On Self-Publishing
I get a lot of questions in my day job about self-publishing. People increasingly see it as a means of getting around the traditional big publishing companies. In a lot of cases it can mean taking advantage of technology to get your book out there. You may go to a
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