As noted here before, this is a busy month, what with my being a student and all. But a few other things have been going on, including two interviews, both quite surprising. The first surprise interview involved a writing class in Milwaukee, Wisconsin of all things. J. Boone Dryden contacted …
For the past week, and for the rest of the month, I’m a student again. It’s a strange sequence of events that has put me in the place of taking a class with the Lowcountry Writing Project, the local chapter of the National Writing Project — an organization for whom …
The Battle of Brunanburh: A Casebook has been available for purchase for a few weeks now in the UK. Alas, the one downside to publishing on that side of the pond — in this case through the awesome University of Exeter Press — is that it takes a bit for …
Lois Tilton has just published a review of Black Gate 15 for Locus Online. Included is a nice little review of my latest short story, “Purging Cocytus”: Horror, in a setting that is more SF than fantasy. Danny’s grandfather has been in cryonic suspension but is now revived and has …
I was quite pleased today to find my copy of Black Gate 15 in my mailbox. The magazine is gorgeous, of course, and it’s filled with terrific writing and artwork. I’ve only read about a quarter of it so far — the issue is nearly 400 pages thick! — but …