Category Archives: Fiction
Brief Descriptive Passage – Eric Basso, “Equus Caballus”
The Isolated Quirk, The Uncharted Island’s Blind Lighthouse, The Disembodied Excerpt With Telepathic Legs… …that transmit messages to invisible arms that pulls us up out from under ground. As readers, especially those of fiction, you occasionally run across a brief … Continue reading
Romance
Never hit the edge of the sky like that before. I was out wandering around with a friend. We ran out of gas around the Mexican border somewhere in a national park and we decided to sleep on a concrete … Continue reading
So Long Iain Banks, Gone Far Too Soon
Iain Banks, one of our finest contemporary writers, has died at the young age of 59 years. “Scottish writer Iain Banks, known both for his seminal Culture series and his work in more traditional literary fiction, has died at age … Continue reading
John Shirley on Podcast at Ultraculture
In lieu of the Shirley interview I did back in late October yet being published, here’s a podcast at Ultraculture that is quite different from the questions I asked him in our rather lengthy (definitive) Q&A. That entire interview was … Continue reading
Upcoming
Just a reminder that the new flood of material will be published after the new year and will include a mighty extensive interview with John Shirley, photography by Rob Nuuja, Evil Moisture/Andy Bolus audio interview, 3D printing and bootlegs – … Continue reading
Interview with Bram Stoker Award-winning author John Shirley
At the end of this post, you’ll find a link to an interview with John at his site. My interview with Shirley will focus on broader sociopolitical and economic questions similar to the ones you’ll find at the link above, … Continue reading
Upcoming Issue
There’s quite a bit in-store for the upcoming issue of DYWWOS, so much so that I’m not guaranteeing an arrival time for it. Hopefully it will be sometime around Christmas, but you know how this time of the year gets. … Continue reading
Teeping With Rudy Rucker
If you’ve read Rudy Rucker’s work before, then you hardly need this introduction. If haven’t read any of his books, then you should. They’re alive. Whenever I finish one of his novels (or even many of his non-fiction pieces) I … Continue reading
Bohemian Gazette
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