Tag Archives: novella
Cover Reveal: Fitcher’s Bird
I’m delighted to reveal the cover for my next Titan novella, Fitcher’s Bird.
Once again, cover art has been knocked out of the park, this time by Andy Bodrenkova!
There are already pre-order links
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The Cold House
Just a reminder that The Cold House is out very soon…
Cover Reveal: The Cold House
I’m soooo happy to reveal the cover for my new novella (out in October this year): The Cold House!
It’s contemporary folk horror and published by Titan Books, the fabulous cover is by Read more…
Shirley Jackson Awards
It’s that time of year and I’m so excited to see that The Bone Lantern has been nominated for a Shirley Jackson Award in the novella category! It’s a squeeeee moment because when I first read The Haunting of Hill
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April Sneak Peek at Patreon
Over at Patreon, there’ s a little taste of next month’s reward for Monkshoods and above.
Random Alex on Of Sorrow and Such
And another review for Of Sorrow and Such! Thanks, Alex!
Firstly, LOOK AT THAT COVER OH MY IT IS A THING OF BEAUTY.
Secondly, Margo Lanagan is right, as usual. This is a riveting read.
Mistress Gideon, the narrator, is not
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Oh, novella, let us never fight again …
The Daily Beast says the novella is making a come-back. Well, huzzah.
Why is the novella such an intriguing and attractive fictional form? Taylor Antrim explores why these short works might be perfect for our time and suggests a few recent ones that do things the novel can only dream about.
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Oh the Relief
… which sounds like an advert for a heartburn pill, but is not.
It’s the relief of a writer who, having finished up a few projects, has had empty brain and a dose of contentment for a while … and not a creative thought in sight. This is a disturbing phase, when one of the voices in the head starts to
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Book Launch at Conjecture – Horn
Horn
by Peter M Ball
http://www.twelfthplanetpress.com
Book Launch – Sunday June 7th, Conjecture, Adelaide
There’s a dead girl in a dumpster and a unicorn on the loose – and no-one knows how bad that combination can get better than Miriam Aster. What starts as a consulting job for city homicide quickly becomes a tangled knot of unexpected questions, and working out the link between
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