Scifi and Scary Review
for The Only Good Indians. Thanks, Tracy:
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All the Pretty Lists
No time to thumbnail/preview them (running out the door, in Houston, it’s raining instead of snowing and it’s December, feels like the world’s upside down, and I’m late to a thing to boot…), but here’s some recent ones I caught on Twitter that I’m super honored to have sneaked onto: http://raforallhorror.blogspot.com/2019/12/beckys-top-20-horror-for-libraries-of.html https://nightworms.com/blogs/news/the-night-worms-team-favorite-books-of-2019 https://letsgetgalactic.com/2019/12/24/my-most-anticipated-reads-of-2020/ Speaking of
NYCC Recapsalot
After some particularly poor planning left me eating a random protein bar for breakfast and about twelve almonds for lunch, I immediately, upon checking into my hotel, ranged out and lucked onto . . . I think it was Hill Country Chicken? Which is my kind of place: pump your own ketchup, Doobie Brothers on
Early-Early
This is way uncorrected, kind of the NYCC preview of the coming ARC, which is much fancier, but, man, is it ever cool to hold:
NYCC 19
THURSDAY, OCT 3 11:00 – 11:45 AM / SIGNING: Stephen Graham Jones, ONLY GOOD INDIANS, S&S Booth 2128 2:45 – 3:45 PM / PANEL: Putting It All Out There: SFF and Mental Health, Room 1A18 4:00 – 5:00 PM / SIGNING: Post-panel, Hall 1A, Table AA01 FRIDAY, OCT 4 5:15 – 6:15 PM / PANEL: Saga Press
Couple Saga Books
Can finally-finally say it without promising whoever I’m telling it to to secrecy, or to somehow post-date this info: sold two horror novels to Joe Monti at Saga! This is the outfit that did Rebecca Roanhorse’s Trail of Lightning. This is the imprint of Simon & Schuster that just moved to the Gallery Publishing Group,