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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: twelfth planet press
The Yowie Drive-by: Thoraiya Dyer
Thoraiya (rhymes with Himalaya) Dyer is one of the Australian spec-fic scene’s up-and-comers. She is one of TPP’s Twelve Planets, the author of Edward Teach (TPP), a vet and an Aurealis Award winning author (“Yowie” from Sprawl). Her work has also appeared in After the Rain (FableCroft), and
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Squeeee!
Twelfth Planet Press will be opening, briefly, for novel submissions! TPP, the punchy indie press is home to Peter M. Ball’s Bleed and Horn, Tansy Rayner Roberts’ Love and Romanpunk, Lucy Sussex’s Thief of Lives … and to editor and publisher Alisa Krasnostein, who is a World Fantasy
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Review of A Book of Endings
My review of Deborah Biancotti’s wonderful A Book of Endings is up over at ASif.
Deborah Biancotti’s first collection of short stories is jaw-droppingly good. Dammit.
These twenty-one stories, some reprints, some shiny and new, spanning the period 2000–2009, are divided into three sections, ‘End of Days’, ‘End
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Sprawl
An in-depth and considered review of Sprawl over here at Strange Horizons. Thanks, Dan Hartland.
In which there is Shadowy Snoopy Dancing
The short list for the 2010 Australian Shadows Award has been released and it’s awesome to see names of some very talented friends there, including Peter M. Ball, Kirstyn McDermott, Liz Gryzb and Felicity Dowker.
I was lucky enough to get two mentions, one in Long Fiction for The Girl with No Hands and Other Stories (Ticonderoga Publications) and one in
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Happy Birthday!!
Let all the birthday heralds in the land wake from their mead-induced stupors and run through the streets, crying “It’s Flinthart‘s birthday!!!”
So, even if you’re not familiar with this piratical author of space ninja sagas (among others), charge your glasses, trail colourful balloons and streamers around
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Oh, Squeeee! At long last: The Twelve Planets
Twelfth Planet Press has announced all their authors for the Twelve Planets series you may have seen me talk about here in the past. I’m so excited about the roll call for this project as it is made of awesome with some fabtastic sauce and glittery sprinkles to
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2010: The Year in Review, or 2011: The Year Ahead
It’s a Saturday morning and I’m sitting on the couch, surveying the remains of yesterday’s shred-fest (I cleaned out the spare room, which used to be my study) and waiting for the coffee to kick in. It seems as a good a time as any to review last
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Tagged "Sun Falls", "The Curious Case of Physically-Manifested Bedsheet Mania & Other Tales”, aussiecon 4, Australis Imaginarium, brisneyland by night, Catherynne M Valente’s The Orphan’s Tales (both volumes), Dead Red Heart, dead sea fruit, dr who, eff and Ann VanderMeer's Steampunk II: Steampunk Reloaded, fabelcroft, Genevieve and the Dragon, helen mirren, Holy Black’s White Cat and Elizabeth Bear’s New Amsterdam, innsmouth free press, james findlay, kaaron warren, Lisa L Hannett, Many Brisbanes, Maureen McHugh’s China Mountain Zhang, Midnight and Moonshine, One Book, red, rising not dreaming, Robert Shearman’s Love Songs for the Shy and Cynical, Scary Kisses, sisters, sourdough and other stories, sprawl, stepen moffat, swancon, Tansy Rayner Roberts’s Siren Beat, the february dragon, The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales, the jacaranda wife, ticonderoga publications, twelfth planet press, Well of Souls and Gate of the Dead, Worlds Next Door
TPP-related Squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
TPP has announced the first of the new 2011 special series:
Twelve Planets
12 collections, 12 authors, 12 months
Twelfth Planet Press announces the first collection in the Twelve Planets series to be released in January, 2011.
Nightsiders
by Sue Isle
In a future world of extreme climate change, Western Australia’s capital city, Perth, has been abandoned. Most of the state’s citizens were evacuated
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Snippetry
I have seen the cover of LL Hannett’s Bluegrass Symphony from Ticonderoga Press and it is truly squeeeee-worthy.
I have finally seen the start of Peter M Ball’s work-in-progress Black Candy and I predict a Tiptree.
I read Tansy Rayner Roberts’s Siren Beat from Twelfth Planet Press and am very excited about the forthcoming Nancy Napoleon novel.
I wrote another 3000 words on the
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