The chat went great! As I expected Mike and Darren had lots of interesting things to say and Horrorwench & Bloody Mary asked a lot of in-depth questions…whew, I wouldn’t want to be an author facing their scrutiny. We gave away copies of 100 Jolts, A Dirge for the Temporal and Sick so it was…

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Mike Arnzen’s eye-opening article, “What Corrupted Me” is now up on ReallyScary.com. It amazes me that Mike’s non-fiction is just as fascinating as his fiction. For example his essays in The Goreletter are filled with disgusting tangents and sick images but his point is always well argued and unique. He’s put a lot of thought…

The approval for Play Dead went out several days ago. It won’t be too long before we get to hold that sucker in our hands. I also sent off the files for the special edition of Westermead yesterday. Design-wise that has been my favorite project to work on and I think the extras go way…

There is an imminently entertaining interview with Tom Bradley done by Mikael Covey over at Dogmatika.

D. Harlan Wilson responds to accusations of rampant randomness in his writing: “I stylize much of my writing in a fractal, schizophrenic way. I do this partly to reflect the mental, social, ideological, metaphysical, ontological and phenomenological texture of the science fictionalized human condition. But I also do it because conventional writing formulas bore me….