“Lyrical, unsettling, and deeply evocative, Adam Golaski’s stories lure readers through deceptively familiar portals: rural roadside diners, uninhabited river islands, shadowed woods. But inside are worlds fresh and strange, haunted as much by loneliness as fear, where the living and the less-than-dead alternately terrify and cling to each other.” —Glen Hirshberg, American Morons

New Genre #6 features all new science fiction and horror by Michael Filimowicz, Stephen Graham Jones, Eric Schaller, and Matthew Pendleton, plus an introductory essay by Adam Golaski. An issue costs just $8.50 and can be ordered by sending a check to PO Box 270092, West Hartford, CT 06127; New Genre is also available in…

The new issue of Canadian Stories has a review of Fish, Soap and Bonds. It’s a print mag so I don’t have a link but here’s an excerpt: “In the last stretch of Fish, Soap and Bonds the characters find themselves in Hollywood. The narrator knowingly comments on a “plan to build a permanent home…

D. Harlan Wilson reveals the true nature of Scikungfi, Lou Diamond Phillips and his master’s degrees in Science Fiction. Read the interview here: http://www.fictionfactor.com/interviews/dharlanwilson.html

RDSP Signs J.L. Gribble Raw Dog Screaming press is pleased to announce we have signed a deal to release J.L. Gribble’s debut novel Steel Victory in 2015 under our  imprint Dog Star Books. Originally a thesis novel from Seton Hill University’s Writing Popular Fiction graduate program, Steel Victory is an alternate-history urban fantasy. The independent…