In case any­body needs me next/AWP week, these are the places I def­i­nitely plan on being, though of course I’ll be trolling the book­fair for swag as well, and haunt­ing lob­bies, and skulk­ing around busstops, and gen­er­ally mak­ing a nui­sance of myself in var­i­ous restau­rants. And, no, I don’t know where any of these places […]

Any­body catch that “Lit­tle Lambs” story of mine IRON HORSE ran a few months ago? One of my favorites ever. Looks like it’s com­ing out again in Novem­ber, in Ann and Jeff Vandermeer’s THE WEIRD:A COMPENDIUM OF STRANGE AND DARK FICTIONS. Couldn’t be hap­pier about that.

Which, isn’t that an old TC Boyle story? It always stuck with me, any­way. But, only men­tion­ing it because it means ‘snow,’ and snow’s in this story of mine up at Juked, “Snow Mon­sters.” My snow story’s not nearly so long as “Ter­mi­na­tion Dust,” though. And, also, there’s “Mon­sters” in the titlte, which never hurts.

New story up over there, here. My claim is that it’s all made-up. Except for the animal parts.

New story up over at Zack Wentz’s excel­lent New Dead Families.

set­ting: Austin, Texas char­ac­ters: — a father – his daugh­ter – var­i­ous chu­pacabras – var­i­ous bor­der patrol agents – some peo­ple to kill right­eously pub­lisher: Trap­door Book2. syn­op­sis: the story of the rec­on­cil­i­a­tion between a daugh­ter and her long-gone father, as com­pli­cated by the fact that he’s a bunny-headed zom­bie place in The Bun­ny­head Chronicles: […]