Tag Archives: Home and Hearth
Over at PseudoPod
My story “Home and Hearth” (which originally appeared as part of the Spectral Press chapbook series) has been transmuted into a podcast by the lovely folk at PseudoPod! Thanks, peeps, and special thanks to narrator Robin McLeavy.
Go Read more…
Over at Amazon
The following stories and collections are currently .99 cents …
Ripper (novella)
Four Horrifying Tales (mini-collection)
Four Dark Tales (mini-collection)
Home and Hearth (short story)
Black-Winged Angels (collection)
The Burning Circus (short story)
Chinese Translations in SFW!
Normally when I’m this excited I make a noise only dogs can hear, but I am so extra-mega-excited about this that the squeaks can be heard in Paraguay.
SFW magazine translated three of my tales for this issue!
Read more…
eBookery
White fox by Kathleen Jennings
Have I mentioned lately that I’ve got some ebooks over at Amazon?
Samplers so you can see what I do if you don’t want to commit to an anthology or a collection or a novel
Read more…
Home and Hearth
Just in case anyone’s interested … the Aurealis Award winning Home and Hearth is available on Amazon as a ebook … here.
Just saying.
Locus Recommended Reading List
Am absolutely delighted to see The Bitterwood Bible has made it onto the Locus Recommended Reading List, alongside works by some thoroughly awesome folks, like Helen Marshall, Robert Shearman, Rjurik Davidson, Kathleen Jennings … for ze full list, go Read more…
New to Amazon: Home and Hearth
Now that the limited edition chapbooks of Home and Hearth from the lovely Spectral Press have pretty much sold out, I’ve put it up on Amazon so that more than 125 people can read it! đŸ˜›
You
Read more…
Err, Umm
There was an email from the website contact yesterday, headed “Home and Hearth”. Alas, it went into the spam folder and was deleted by my oh-too-quick fingers. So, if it was a pleasant email, perhaps it might be re-sent by
Read more…
Mario Guslandi on Home and Hearth
Mario Guslandi reviews my Spectral Press chapbook Home and Hearth at the British Fantasy Society’s page.
Angela Slatter is firmly holding her position in my personal Top Ten list of favourite dark fiction authors since her outstanding debut collection “The Girl
Read more…
Over at Thirteen O’Clock …
…Â Andrew McKiernan gives Home and Hearth a very kind review.
This review will be short, because ‘Home and Hearth’ is short. That’s not to say the length in any way diminishes its strength or impact. Instead, the growing
Read more…