Jendara rides again!

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I’m so excited to write about this kick ass lady again!

Getting Geeky!

There’s still 13 days left to help Kickstart Geek Love, a terrific anthology of sexy, nerdy fiction and art. Lots of great artists and writers are working on this project, and the perks are terrific. Check it out!

Oh … and did I mention my short story “Electric” will be in the collection? Backers can even hear the amazing Shanna Germain performing an audio edition.

Kickstart your book collection!

Great news! Dagan Books is running a cool Kickstarter campaign, and they’re offering tons of great rewards. There are even ebook and (signed!) print copies of Dark Depths, which Dagan will send to you the moment they’re released. Just $15 gets you a copy and you won’t even have to bother with shipping fees. Check it out!

A good review!

Hey, what can I say? I love being liked! There’s a positive review for the Lovecraft eZine’s Issue #14, including my story “God Serum,” up at Benito Corral Reviews!

Mmmn, toasty…

If you haven’t had a chance to check out Tina Connolly’s narrations, now is a great time to start! Tina is running the podcast Toasted Cake, and today she’s reading my dinosaurian poem, “Stone Queen.” Thanks, Tina! You sound great!

Dusty summer read

My story “Barnstormers” just went up at Ideomancer! It’s one of my favorite short stories, about a pair of veterans struggling to get by in a post-oil world. I hope you like it!

On a more personal note, this week I bought tickets to see Evil Dead: The Musical. Summer is going to be awesome!

Lovecraft rules!

This weekend was HP Lovecraft Film Festival, and man oh man, it was just as awesome as I hoped it would be. The Lovecraftian community is just such a great group of folks. Also, my lovely and talented friend Molly Tanzer was a guest at the convention, so we finally got to meet in person, which was absolutely divine.

Here’s a great picture of some of us Lovecraft eZine fans sporting our gear:

Me and the cool boys: Nick Gucker, Sam McCanna, Wilum Hopfrog Pugmire, Ross Lockhart, guy whose name I missed

Speaking of Lovecraft eZine, Nick (in the hat) illustrated my story in this month’s issue! I can’t get over how perfect that mushroom guy turned out–exactly as I pictured.

After all the insightful panels, great readings, and terrific films, I feel incredibly inspired to create, and incredibly proud to be a part of the Lovecraftian community. Ia ia Cthulhu fhtagn!

Got tentacles?

Today the fabulous Lovecraft eZine previewed its May issue, featuring all stories by female writers. I’m so excited that my story “God Serum” is going to be one of them!

Here’s the wonderful and slightly eerie cover art for the issue, by my friend and muse, Galen Dara:

I’m also excited because the weekend this story goes live is also the H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival! I’m attending on Saturday as a fan, but I hope to run into you!

Grr: Check out “Mother Bears”!

I’ve got a serial up on Pathfinder Tales’ Web Fiction site–the story is called “Mother Bears,” and the third and final installment comes out this Wednesday. If you’re up for some fun adventure, I recommend it!

And if you’re interested in learning a little bit about the writing process for this piece, I blogged about it here.

I wrote stuff in 2011!

Whoo-hoooooo! It’s award season! And since I went to WorldCon this year, I actually GET TO NOMINATE for the Hugos again, even though I can’t make it to Chicon (insert sad face here). I’m still mulling over all the possibilities of what I’ll be nominating, so feel free to send me some recommendations!

As for me personally, I did have a few stories published in 2011:

  •  “Cold Iron and Green Vines,” Beneath Ceaseless Skies. (May 2011)
  • “A Tiny Grayness in the Dark,” Subversion. Bart R. Lieb, ed. Crossed Genres. (December 2011)
  • Curvature of the Witch House,” Innsmouth Magazine. (Oct 2011)
  • The Last Doll War,” Three-Lobed Burning Eye. (Sept 2011)
  • “Solitary Instinct,” Beast Within 2. Jennifer Brozek, ed. Graveside Tales. (July 2011)
  • Blue Locks,” Scape. (October 2011)

I think all of these guys are Hugo-eligible, and “Cold Iron” is Nebula-eligible. “Curvature of the Witch House,” “The Last Doll War,” and “Solitary Instinct” would qualify for the Bram Stoker, as they are all dark or horror-licious.  Oh, and I’m in my last year as a contender for John W. Campbell award!

 

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