"… Bradley Sands understands how to write genre fiction (bizarro, new absurdist, splatterpunk, et cetera) while not forgetting that genre literature is still literature – these stories are not simple plot hacked open with violence but instead adjective stuffed phrases that twist in milked description."
—Big Other
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Balticon Schedule
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ByshaunAck! It’s almost been a week since my last update. Bet you thought I was slacking but, no, I’ve been hard at work. Got the lettering done for Spider Pie so that’s another cover wrapped up. I’ve now got pages for both Spider Pie and Westermead up on the site plus I’ve linked them in…
Women in Horror Spotlight: Maria Alexander
Maria Alexander on Horror Q: Horror seems to be the writing playground of ‘the boys’. What made you chose to write horror or do you feel that you were chosen to write horror? Since I was a wee thing, I have always done “boy” things, it seems. I was attracted to so-called boys’ toys, like…
- Byshaun
Here’s a cool article about Darin Malfi doing a signing at Twilight Comic’s free comic day event. Darin’s a fabulous illustrator and a funny guy. It’s cool to see him pimping A Child’s Guide to Death.
- Byshaun
Here’s a new interview with Mickey Z.: Raise Your Weapons

