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Unsung Stories Audio
When I was in the UK in August I was lucky enough to be invited to read at one of the Unsung Stories gigs with awesome talents Malcolm Devlin, Rob Boffard and Elie Lee.
The noise file is now available.
I’m
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2015 Rundown and highlights
Well, this post is only about six weeks late. Not too shabby. Not too shabby at all. I’ll mix the WFC post with a 2015 rundown post, methinks, and get it all out of the way in one fell swoop.
So, 2015: stuff happened.
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Reminder: SF Travel Fund
Just a reminder that the Kickstarter to send the very talented writer and reviewer Haralambi Markov to WFC is still going. 12 days and roughly $1400 to go, so if you’ve got any spare shekels, throw them this way.
SF Travel Fund: Send Haralambi Markov away!
To WFC in Saratoga Springs, NY.
Harry is not only a great reviewer, an informed critic, and an engaged and intelligent fan, he’s also a writer of considerable talent and vision.
So, if you’ve got a few spare dollars, throw them in
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SF Signal reveiws The Bitterwood Bible
The wonderful Haralambi Markov has reviewed The Bitterwood Bible over at SF Signal.
MY REVIEW:
PROS: Exquisite prose; a shared world where the stories bleed into each other to establish a vibrant and sprawling mythology; complex portrayal
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The Alternative Typewriter examines The Hummingbird Heart
“The Clockwork Hummingbird” by Angela Rizza
This week Harry considers “The Hummingbird Heart” from The Girl with No Hands and Other Tales.
This Friday I break away from the ensemble reviews to the known
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The Aternative Typewriter, with extra stuff!
This week Harry has dissected not one, not two, but three Girl with No Hands stories! His patience is impressive! He looks at “Frozen”, “Words”, and “The Dead Ones Don’t Hurt You”.
I’m deviating from the one-story-per-review format as I
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In which I sneak into Harry’s place, steal the cupcakes and drink all the coffee …
From the exquisite Kirsty Mitchell
The lovely Harry has included me in his series on Women in Genre.
I don’t know why, but I have a thing for fairy tales. Despite most female characters in
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Meanwhile, over at Harry’s place
‘The Journey Home” (2013) © Kirsty Mitchell Photography
… the delightful and talented Haralambi Markov is devoting this month at his blog to posting about the female writers in speculative fiction
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