April is looking like an even crueler month than usual this year, but it's still National Poetry Month! (In the US, anyhow. But the rest of the world is more than welcome to join in ( Read more... )

Women in Horror Month is (officially) over, but I'm the featured WiH today on Colleen Anderson's highly informative blog. Bio/publication information, a short series of interview questions, & two poems are all here ( Read more... )

It's been a long time coming, but the HWA's Poetry Showcase 6 is now available for your dark-verse-starved Kindle! And at a killer price, too -- treat yourself without any holiday shopping guilt ( Read more... )

. . . & Yours Truly is doing the Grateful Happy Dance.

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My Mythos tale "Inheritance" (What ( Read more... )

If you live in the U.S., April is National Poetry Month! (And if you don't, it's still National Poetry Month here in the States, so feel free to join in. Please.)

Here are a few links to get you started:

What the heck is National Poetry Month, anyhow?https://www.poets.org ( Read more... )

I'm a happy weirdie!

Weird Fiction Review #9 (listed as Fall 2018, but appearing in early 2019) and Spectral Realms #10 (Winter 2019), both edited by S.T. Joshi, are now available.

And I've got new poems in both of them.

Weird Fiction Review #9 -- a truly massive (over 400 pp.!) annual compilation of fiction, poetry, articles, & reviews -- ( Read more... )

Passages: The Best of New Myths Anthology Vol. 1, is now available in both print & e-formats.

This nearly 400 page spec anthology from Scott T. Barnes, the editor of New Myths online, offers 25 stories and 8 poems relating to new stages of life. The TOC features many award winning-writers, from Rhylings to Stokers to Writers of the Future ( Read more... )

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Here in the USA, at least, it's National Poetry Month! (Yes, it really is a thing.) Are you ready ( Read more... )

Another January, another resounding thump as the latest issue of Weird Fiction Review from Centipede Press lands in my mailbox! This is issue #8, & possibly the largest ever at a whopping 391 pages.

Edited (as usual) by independent Lovecraft scholar S.T. Joshi, #8 is an homage to classic Weird Tales. Eleven tales, thirteen essays and interviews ( Read more... )