The delightful Jeremy L. C. Jones interviews me at Clarkesworld.
Australian fiction writer Angela Slatter has two beautiful story collections out, Sourdough & Other Stories (Tartarus Press [UK]) and The Girl with No Hands & Other Tales (Ticonderoga Publications). They are beautiful inside and out — both the stories that make up the books and the books themselves.
Slatter’s stories are startling and exuberant and they will remind you why the short story form is so powerful.
“Angela Slatter writes fiction like an artist turned poet,” said Ann VanderMeer, editor-in-chief of Weird Tales. “Her stories are lyrical and, more important, vividly human. The brilliantly drawn images in her first collection will deliver a satisfying shock of recognition to any reader.”
Slatter’s stories posses a primal magic. They make you hold your breath. They stop your heart. And they open moments wide enough to fill whole worlds.
The rest is here.
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