Month: February 2012

World’s Collider signs with Nightscape Press!

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As you may have heard this week, I've signed with a new publisher for World's Collider, the shared-world apocalyptic anthology I am currently editing. Nightscape Press is a brand new venture from two of the editors behind Horror For Good, the charity anthology with the killer line up. Mark Scioneaux and Robert Shane Wilson have big plans for NSP and it's a thrill to be their first project out of the gate. (more…)
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New banner time

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I thought it was about time to update my banner with some more recent publications, and a couple of older covers that seem to balance well. Of course, I have no artistic sensibilities whatsoever, so if you think it looks terrible by all means let me know. I have seen the cover art for World's Collider, by the way, and it's gorgeous. Carolyn Edwards is a star. A big announcement is coming soon regarding this shared-world apocalyptic anthology. Not long to wait now, my lovelies.
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Gotrek & Felix, pre-orders and extracts

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Right now, Gotrek and Felix The Anthology is available for pre-order. If you get it direct from the Black Library you can own it before it reaches bookstores. My story's title is causing a few raised eyebrows among fans of Warhammer's longest running series with speculation about what it means for the future of this heroic duo. Now you can read a (second) extract from The Funeral of Gotrek Gurnisson on the Black Library blog. Just scroll down to the second half of the page.   The firs...
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Ginger Nuts, Colliders, and Horror For Good!

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A lot has happened in the last couple of weeks. So let's start with a highlight. Jim McLeod of the Ginger Nuts of Horror review site has some lovely words to say about my story in Phobophobia. Go have a read of the review if you're so inclined. He's about half way through covering all the stories in this huge volume but seems to be enjoying it so far. The guy totally gets where I was coming from with L is for Lygophobia and it's a huge thrill for any writer when that happens. Next up is th...
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