Tag Archives: The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales
New collection
I seem to have agreed to do a collection with Mr Johnny Mains of Noose and Gibbet fame.
It’s scheduled to be out in 2015 and will be called Lemarchand’s Dictionary of Tenuous Connections and Other Tales – because apparently The Girl
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Got Kindle? Kobo? Etc?
The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales is finally e-vailable over here.
Devoted Amazon folk, go here.
So if you’ve been holding off getting the hard copy due to reasons of postage costs, etc, then you could always try
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Meanwhile, over at Overland
The clever and talented Rjurik Davidson (he of the wondrous Library of Forgotten Books) reviewed my collection The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales. Below is a snippet and the rest can be read here.
Few writers have burst across the
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Over at Tabled Fables
Late last night in Australia (and early in the morning in the US), I had a 
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This is what my friends do
My old mate, Lee McGowan, wanders around libraries when he’s not writing
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Three Card Stud … or something
… I don’t even know what that means.
But anyway! It’s an introduction to Ticonderoga’s limited time only, three book deal to promote the release of Midnight and Moonshine.
Vale the Pink Flamingo
My beloved laptop, the Pink Flamingo, has gone to the great tech graveyard in the sky. I had her since 2008 and she has served me well, producing two short story collections (Sourdough and Other
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Nice reviews
Why the couch? I'm just a bit sleepy.
The Entropy Pump (cool name) reviews The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales here.
Jildy Sauce reviews Sourdough and Other Stories here and kindly notices
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Interesting post over at Salon.com
Charlize Theron as the Evil Queen in the new Snow White flick
From Emma Mustich over at Salon.com talks to the legendary Jack Zipes regarding the latest crop of fairy tale-inspired films. Be nice if
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Lovely review over at …
… Shades of Sentience of The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales – thanks guys.
There’s a good blend here, some being more horror whilst others being closer to fantasy. There were quite a few surprising endings too, where she either bucks the social norm, or invites us into a well known fairy-tale, then changes the ending on us. In
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