Though I’ve been horrifically dilatory about finally
mentioning it on here, I’ve spent the last few weeks as an Editorial Assistant
over at Innsmouth Free Press. In that time, I’ve begun a column about upcoming
Horror releases, contacted reviewers for the upcoming anthology Fungi, and participated in numerous dark
rituals. Wait, scratch that last part. You aren’t supposed to know about that
yet.
Anyway, it’s a rather exciting position that involves
working with some great people and on some great books. As for what it means
round these parts, the answer is, at least for the moment: not a great deal.
Reviews shall continue as they have been. I will, though, link future new
release columns up so any interested readers can hop on over and take a look.
The one that just passed is here. If you are a Horror writer with a book coming
out, feel free to email me for inclusion, but know that I would strongly prefer
you do so only a week or two before release date. If you are a Horror reviewer
and would like a crack at Fungi,
email me about that too.
In other news (which is to say, the news that tripped this
news post from “I’ve really to to get on that” to “this delay is just getting
embarrassing”), the good folks over at Plasma Frequency Magazine are to publish
my short story “A Game of Distance” in their third issue, scheduled for release
on December 5th.
Finally, the Kenyon Collegian (which is to say, the
newspaper of Kenyon College, that college at which I’ve been reading books for degrees and then
relaxing by reading more for fun for some time now) has featured me in an
article entitled "Existential Themes and Swordfights." Exciting stuff!
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