This is not a review. Marian Womack’s LOST OBJECTS (Luna Press, 2018) is a collection short fiction that illuminates our emotional states of existence in this threatened world. Many ofContinue readingLOST OBJECTS by Marian Womack
This is not a review. I recently finished reading Samantha Hunt’s THE DARK DARK (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2017). It’s another sterling example of the dark fantastic creeping into literaryContinue readingTHE DARK DARK by Samantha Hunt
Today you can at last pre-order FIGURES UNSEEN, the new retrospective of Steve Rasnic Tem’s fiction, published by Valancourt Books. A sort-of sampler, pulling the best stories from his variousContinue readingFIGURES UNSEEN by Steve Rasnic Tem
The past twelve months have been rather quiet for me on the writing front as I’ve been focusing my energies on completing my next collection (which should be published nextContinue readingSome favourite reads of 2017
This is not a review. It’s a disorienting experience to read something as strange as Camilla Grudova’s THE DOLL’S ALPHABET (Coffee House Press, 2017). The stories themselves read, at times, asContinue readingTHE DOLL’S ALPHABET by Camilla Grudova
