MONSTROUS CREATURES by Jeff VanderMeer debuted at FogCon this weekend and is now available in both paperback and hardcover from Amazon.
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Sick eBook Sale
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Armageddon Buffet recently did an interesting interview with Hal Jaffe. A comment about Anti-Twitter: "Recognizing the ever-abbreviated attention-span which accompanies the increased speed of the culture, I have accommodated by working in shorter units, exhibiting more space, using as raw material more obvious givens with fewer references to so-called high culture." Read the full interview