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Horrorology Interviews: Michael Marshall Smith
Writing horror under the name of Michael Marshall Smith and thrillers as Michael Marshall, MMS has produced a slew of best sellers, including The Straw Men and The Lonely Dead. He’s won awards for co-writing and performing two series of BBC Radio 4’s cult show And Now, In Colour, is a five-time winner of the British Fantasy Award, and
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Horrorology Interviews: Stephen Jones
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Today, we start a series of interviews with just about everyone involved in the new anthology Horrorology: The Lexicon of Fear, edited by Stephen Jones and
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To Russia with Love and translation!
http://darkermagazine.ru/page/otkuda-prishel-ktulhu
My first ever translation into Russian!
Darker Magazine, Russia’s biggest horror e-zine, has a translation of my tale “Rising, Not Dreaming”, which first appeared in Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s Innsmouth Free Press a few years back and was reprinted in Steve
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Best New Horror #26
A sneak peak at the cover!
The Sourdough Posts: Lavender and Lychgates
Arthur Rackham, Girl Beside a Stream
Oh noes! Second last Sourdough story! Soon it will all be over. 🙁
With “Lavender and Lychgates” I wanted to draw some threads together: I wanted to see Emmeline
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Another Bitterwood Bible Giveaway!
Lisa’s photo
To mark Bitterwood’s shortlisting for the World Fantasy Awards, Tartarus Press and I are celebrating by giving away another copy of the increasingly rare limited edition hardcover of The Bitterwood Bible and Other Recountings (we’re down to roughly the last one hundred copies), with illustrations by
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Once upon a time …
By Michael Hutter
… Simon Marshall-Jones of Spectral Press sent me this gorgeous piece of art and said, ‘Don’t suppose you fancy writing a novella for me with this as the cover? It’s called “The
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HORROROLOGY: THE LEXICON OF FEAR
And here’s another secret I’ve been sitting on for ages, the new anthology from Stephen Jones and Jo Fletcher Books Horrorology: The Lexicon of Fear, with cover art and internals by Mr Clive Barker.
And yes, I’ve
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Vale Tanith Lee
Last night I heard that Tanith Lee had died.
I was fortunate enough to meet her at WFC in Brighton in 2013 and to be on a panel with her; I was even more fortunate to have corresponded with her for
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The Bitterwood Posts: By the Weeping Gate
This story first appeared in Stephen Jones’ Fearie Tales: Stories of the Grimm and Gruesome (Jo Fletcher Books). The title came from nowhere; I was thinking about pirates and ports, bordellos and brides – as you do – and the
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