Tag Archives: The Dark Magazine
Mentee Spotlight
At any one time, I have several mentees and I’m very proud of them all, but recently three of them have had some great stories published, so here’s a little spotlight. They’re all writing in different genres, so there’s a range to choose from. Enjoy!
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The Bitterwood Posts: By My Voice I Shall Be Known

Sketches by Kathleen Jennings for By My Voice I Shall Be Known
In “By My Voice I Shall Be Known” I wanted to combine elements that contained echoes
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Story Sale: Bearskin

From http://www.tehcute.com/full/bear-cubs-and-mom.htm
This morning I woke to find I’d sold “Bearskin” to Sean Wallace for the February 2015 issue of The Dark. This has a nice symmetry to it as I sold “By My Voice I Shall Be Know”
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The Dark – first issue, first review
Well, the first review of the first issue of The Dark, featuring stories by Nnedi Okorafor, Rachel Swirsky, Lisa Hannett and myself, is out.
A. J. Sikes has some lovely things to say, including this about “By My Voice I Shall Be
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Story Sale
Aubrey Beardsley’s Salome
Yesterday I sold a story to new online magazine, The Dark.
Editor Jack Fisher bought “By My Voice I Shall Be Known” (which is part of The Bitterwood Bible and Other Recountings
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I’ve got a reprint story up at The Dark in Issue 66!
Or, as I like to think of it, The Creepy Clown issue!
Apparently I forgot all about this in May last year (clearly I was too busy aging): The Dark reprinted “
Cassandra Khaw is a London-based writer with roots buried deep in Southeast Asia where there are sometimes more ghosts than people. Her work tends to revolve around intersectional cultures, mythological mash-ups, and bizarre urban architecture.