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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: sean williams
Oh dear, post-midnight haikus
At Clarion South a few years ago, our weeks 1 & 2 tutor, Sean Williams, made us start our days by writing a haiku.
I thought I’d gotten over it after much therapy, but noooooooooooooooo.
After midnight last night, unable to sleep, I found myself posting mournful and terrible haikus to FB.
The
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Tagged haikus, sean williams, sleepless
T’is the season to be meh …
Yes, it’s that time of the year when EoYM strikes.
That’s End of Year Malaise, a term coined many years ago by my old pal and sparring partner, Charlie Sutton. It describes the period from the beginning of November to about the start of the Christmas holiday shutdown, when
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Airing the briefs
Over at Deborah Biancotti’s place, she’s running a series of Blog Briefs on Burnout. Mine is there today, and there’s a great series of wisdoms from clever folk like Karen Miller, Sean Williams, Martin Livings and Tansy Rayer Roberts.
T’is here.
Before I head off into PhDery …
… a word from Sean Williams about indie press over at the lovely Fablecroft.
It seems strange now that there was ever a time when small press was thin on the ground in Australia, but in the early nineties publishers big and small had pretty much abandoned the field.
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Laaaauuuuunnnnccchhhheeedddd
The Bluegrass Symphony has had a bottle of champers broken over it and is officially launched. Lovely intro by Russell B. Farr, truly glorious speech from the delightful Sean Williams, and a wondrous reading by the author herself, Miz Lisa L Hannett (and her awesome red boots). Great night had by all. Included the final pic
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If you are in Adelaide …
… then you need to go to the launch of Lisa L. Hannett‘s debut collection, Bluegrass Symphony. Ze details:
When: Friday, August 19 · 7:00pm – 10:00pm
Where: SA Writers Centre, 2nd Floor, 187 Rundle Street, Adelaide, South Australia
RSVP: lisa.hannett@gmail.com by 12th August 2011
Blurbery: “Lisa L Hannett’s
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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 Truth About Donuts
Via Sean Williams, an exposé about donut hunting by Robyn Tatlow-Lord 
Lives here.
Why I am awake this early? There is a damnable bird in a tree outside my window twittering -.-; it’s just gone 4.30am. Get a clock, Nature! *grumble*
Tagged donuts, robyn tatlow-lord, sean williams
Review of Sprawl
… over at Guy Salvidge’s place. Sprawl is the latest anthology from TPP and has some awesome stuff from the likes of Peter M. Ball, L.L. Hannett, Sean Williams, et al.
He says nice things about Brisneyland by Night:
“Brisneyland by Night” by Angela Slatter is an intriguing and complex tale about the Weyrd, and more specifically a kinderfresser or child eater.
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