I’m making progress with Fugue XXIX but it feels really slow. This one is going to be hardcover and paperback so I’m working on the dust jacket now. I’m always surprised by how much time it takes to create stuff for those extra flaps on a dust jacket. Plus I’m too stubborn to just stick…

The Dream People has had a pretty long and colorful history for an online zine and now it will be reinvented yet again. D. Harlan Wilson is taking over editorial duties and has already put together a new site. He’s looking for submissions so head over and check it out. http://www.msu.edu/~dhw/dreampeople/home.html I’m kind of sad…

In between projects—it’s a dangerous place for me. This time around I’m extra gun-shy of starting up new projects. I really wore myself out with that last bunch of books and somewhere along the way I’ve lost a lot of my enthusiasm for working with new authors. I’m definitely excited about doing D. Harlan Wilson’s…

I was quoted in a recent article about the small press on SF SIGNAL: "In fact, many smaller presses have reported their best years in 2010. Jennifer Barnes from Raw Dog Screaming Press attributes their successful 2010 to aiming more for direct to consumer and online sales in order to offload the burden of returns from…

Coming in October In France, Eric Miles Williamson is known as “The Erudite Bukowski.” In America, he has been called “The Last Beat.” Best known for his internationally praised and stunning novels of the blue-collar world, with the publication of 14 Fictional Positions, Williamson now shows his readers he is much more than a chronicler…

An interview with John Edward Lawson that previously appeared in Doorways Magazine is now available online from speceditor666 here: http://speceditor666.livejournal.com/8159.html So far the section on John’s hair has caused the most stir.