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Chad Savage did an awesome job with the cover for D.D. Murphry, Secret Policeman. The details are really cool, though it’s a bit hard to see them at this size. I’m really looking forward to this one. Here’s a description of the book: D.D. Murphry has a way with words—or is it that words have…
December’s all fiction issue of The Dream People
ByshaunThanks to guest editor dj_of_l this issue of The Dream People is running way ahead of schedule. I’ve been formatting the pieces and have read just about all of them. It’s a stellar issue with some of our favorites from the past and some intriguing new authors as well. Here’s the line-up: And Now, Our…
4 Lessons Learned Hosting a Writing Retreat
So far we have hosted two writing retreats, both held at Bourbon Ridge in Hocking Hills, OH. I learned a lot about hosting writing retreats during our first one but there were new lessons discovered during the second. Here are a few of them: Every group is different Our second retreat had a totally different…
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SF Signal did a great, in-depth review of MONSTROUS CREATURES. Here’s an excerpt: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: A selection of reflections, interrogations, and dialogues about the state and nature of fantastic literature from the perspective of one of fantastika’s most discerning writer/editors. The collection puts forth not just VanderMeer’s thoughts on making art, genre, and literature, but elaborates his…
Putting the Dream People to Bed
ByshaunThe new issue of The Dream People (http://www.dreampeople.org) guest edited by Royce Icon is now online. This time I wound up doing the work to put the thing together. I tell you, getting that thing up can be a hassle. I don’t know when I’ll get around to sending out the announcement that it’s gone…
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One of Jeremy Shipp’s stories from Sheep and Wolves, “Camp”, is up on Pseudopod. If you haven’t heard of Pseudopod it’s a horror podcast magazine that does an excellent job of presenting short fiction in mp3 format. You can check out Jeremy’s story here: http://pseudopod.org/2009/05/15/pseudopod-142-camp/ It’s extra creepy in stereo!