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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Bram Stoker Award Nomination
Well, the Stoker Award final ballot was released today, and I wasn’t quite prepared for the shock of one category. Superior Achievement in SHORT FICTION RETURN TO MARIABRONN by Gary Braunbeck (Haunted Legends) THE FOLDING MAN by Joe R. Lansdale … Continue reading
Coming Soon…
I don’t want to give too much away, because the closest I have to a release date on this sucker is “Before World Horror in April,” but there’s a fun synergy that I wanted to share. On my birthday last … Continue reading
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Norm Partridge lays down the wisdom
Over on his excellent blog, American Frankenstein, Norm Partridge has spent the last week or so talking about first time novelists and what they can do in the current genre environment. Norm covers a lot of problems I’ve been churning … Continue reading
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Red Sky copies available
Due to some cancelled reservations, Paul at Thunderstorm has a few copies of Red Sky available. I honestly have no idea how many he has in stock. Later this week, he’ll have a buy button set up on the Thunderstorm … Continue reading
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Under the Dome
More than a year late, I finally read Stephen King’s Under the Dome. It shouldn’t be that surprising, because I’m always behind in my reading. There are only a handful of writers (Gillian Flynn, Sarah Langan, Paul Tremblay, Norman Partridge, … Continue reading
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