Mostly book stuff:
I was happy to write the introduction to a new edition of Gerald Kersh's short story collection On an Odd Note, which is available now. I've already turned one unbeliever into a true Kershite, which was great to see. If you like ebooks, you can buy them directly from the publisher which is very helpful to them and very easy for you.
Over at the ol' dayjob, we're running a giveaway contest for our latest book, Dendera, about which best-selling author Jami Attenberg said: "Dendera is riveting, hilarious, dark, gory, and absolutely brilliant...it's as if Elena Ferrante and Stephen King collided on a Japanese mountaintop." It's old ladies versus a hungry bear, so check it out! The contest topic this time is also a perennial favorite: best film adaptations of SF/F novels.
I got a royalty statement for The Nickronomicon and it earned out its advance, which was a tiny one, but still. I also got my payout for the Under My Roof film, which is sweet and will likely go mostly to taxes.
Onward, I suppose! And I guess that was all book stuff, sorry!
I was happy to write the introduction to a new edition of Gerald Kersh's short story collection On an Odd Note, which is available now. I've already turned one unbeliever into a true Kershite, which was great to see. If you like ebooks, you can buy them directly from the publisher which is very helpful to them and very easy for you.
Over at the ol' dayjob, we're running a giveaway contest for our latest book, Dendera, about which best-selling author Jami Attenberg said: "Dendera is riveting, hilarious, dark, gory, and absolutely brilliant...it's as if Elena Ferrante and Stephen King collided on a Japanese mountaintop." It's old ladies versus a hungry bear, so check it out! The contest topic this time is also a perennial favorite: best film adaptations of SF/F novels.
I got a royalty statement for The Nickronomicon and it earned out its advance, which was a tiny one, but still. I also got my payout for the Under My Roof film, which is sweet and will likely go mostly to taxes.
Onward, I suppose! And I guess that was all book stuff, sorry!