Out momentarily from Unnerving. Got a horror story in it:
Author: SGJ
Honored to have an elk book on this list:
for me. Didn’t think to do this until listening to Shock Waves‘ top 10 of the decade, but I guess it was a decade already somehow. So, in no order, and including honorable mentions (with my favorite being of course Cabin), and, it looks like, not quite sticking to even the loosest definition of “ten,” here’s mine:
Got an interview in this, which looks to be a cool book:
Got an elk book in that roundup over at The Millions:
Honored to be one of Paste’s 25, here:
. . . is the Roof of Hell. Which is the title to a story I’ve got in the January 2020 Nightmare Magazine.
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Man, who knew. This and Dugatti and Del Rio are all at a premium, lately. Guess I should have stocked up:
Or, a missed opportunity? What got me thinking about this was that fish we see Luke carrying in The Last Jedi, that he evidently speared with that super-long spear. That fish that, for a planet that kicks up Thala-sirens (those Suessian things he milks) and frog nuns that look straight out of a live-action Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band—
—is a pretty normal fish:
And by ‘normal’ I mean ‘in keeping with the Earth-fish I know,’ yeah. But? This could of co…
( which is IN 2020, but about this December we just had . . . )
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