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Bristol Celebrates Angela Carter
Originally published at Cheryl's Mewsings. Please leave any comments there.
As some of you will know, Angela Carter attended Bristol University and stayed in the city for many years after graduating. A major new exhibition celebrating her life and work is opening at the weekend. Bristol 24/7 has a preview by way of an interview with the co-curators. ( Read more... ) -
Yesterday on Ujima - Art, Books, Steampunk
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It was a busy Women’s Outlook show on Ujima yesterday. It started with a full studio as three artists came to tell me all about this year’s North Bristol Arts Trail. SF&F readers will be most interested in the work of Lou Gray who is a set designer, costume maker and puppet ( Read more... ) -
A Virtual Pirate Party
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Thanks to some conversations during Eurocon, the lovely people at The Future Fire have offered to run a virtual pirate party this coming weekend to help raise awareness for the Piracity crowdfunding campaign. Details are available here.
I’m going to be very busy towards the ( Read more... ) -
Some #Piracity FAQs
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I have posted a bunch of FAQs on the Piracity campaign page (go here, scroll to the bottom).
The most important stuff is about the size of the final book, and how the money will be used. As I say in the FAQ, the plan is for 18 stories of not more than 7,000 words. If ( Read more... ) -
River Kingdom Availability Update
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Having made the paper edition of Shadow Histories of the River Kingdom available for pre-order, Amazon appears to have withdrawn it again. I’m assuming it will come back in a few days when it hits the publication date.
In the meantime they have put the Kindle edition up for ( Read more... )
