"I've always been a coward, and I don't know what's good for me."

[greygirlbeast]

Crazy fucking cold here today. Indeed, I haven't felt this sort of cold since last March, when we were staying in Neil's mountain cabin and a wendigo knocked out the power the night before I had to be in Manhattan for a reading. Currently, here in Providence we still have a windchill warning - third day, I think - and the temperature is only 1˚F,

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[everville340]

Is the edition that is going to include Agents of Dreamland available to order yet?

[greygirlbeast]

Not yet.

[pisceanblue]

Side Two of Kate Bush's The Hounds of Love (1985), which is actually The Ninth Wave, is one of the most amazing things ever, ever put to vinyl.
Absolutely; "Hello Earth" never fails to give me chills, it is just so astoundingly profound and yet so emotionally honest and direct.

Good reading while the cold rages.

[ext_1285666]

While I look forward to your upcoming book from Centipede Press, the home of beautiful books, I am enjoying, short story by short story, the writing of C. E. Ward. I have just begun his new book, Malevolent Visitations, while I trip back and forth to his other two books, Vengeful Ghosts; and Seven Ghosts and One Other. His books are difficult to find but well worth it.

I imagine it will be at least 6 months before your Houses Under The Sea: Mythos Tales, comes out from Centipede. I had a copy of Alabaster: Pale Horses and I misplaced it so I ordered another. It may turn up but that's what happens when you have too many books. If there is such a thing as too many books.

[setsuled]

In some cases, stories were revised for each reprinting (and some have been reprinted numerous times). No story is ever finished.

I am a believer in the artist's right to alter their own work past work, even if the artist does add in an unnecessary cgi dewback or two.