Tag Archives: vampires
Cover reveal: The Crimson Road
Belatedly (because I am all over the place like a mad dog’s breakfast, or just everything everywhere all-at-onceing), here is the cover reveal for The Crimson Road and the opening chapter! Very kindly hosted by Reactor – thank you, Reactor! And thanks to Titan and my editor Cath Trechman for helping to craft another novel, and thanks
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The Karnstein Trilogy: Carmilla’s Children
So, after a couple of year, much work and re-work, throwing self on the fainting couch, I have finally figured out the configuration for my take on the Carmilla films
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And for those of you playing at home …
Part Three of “The Night Stair” is up at Gamut!
Here’s a snippet from the opening of the tale:
The Steward is a tall man, entirely bald, gaunt in the face, yet rotund in
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The Night Stair – Part Two
… is now live at Gamut!
Meanwhile, over at Gamut …
… my vampire story, “The Night Stair” (from the World Fantasy Award-winning The Bitterwood Bible and Other Recountings), is being reprinted in four parts. First part is up today, so if you’re a
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And Then interviews: Jason Nahrung
Clan Destine Press is bringing out a new anthology And Then, and you can read interviews with the authors here over the next few weeks. There is also an Indiegogo campaign, to which y’all can contribute here.
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New Project with Electric Dreamhouse Press
So, Electric Dreamhouse is a new Cinema imprint coming in 2016 from PS Publishing, edited by the delightful Neil Snowdon. The imprint will be producing a series of connoisseurs’ guides to Cult and Genre Cinema.
It’s something new for me, to
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The Bitterwood Posts: The Night Stair
In 2012, my Significant Other and I were travelling around the UK and we visited Battle Abbey where the Battle of Hastings had taken place. We wandered through the ruins and one of the
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Vampires: Then and Now
Over at Dark Matter Zine, the delightful Nalini convened a panel a couple of weeks ago to discuss vampires then and now. There was myself, Jason Nahrung, C J Dee, and Liz Manthos all talking and opining and trying to
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