Honored to have made this Covid-19 list by Ellen Datlow:
Category: werewolves
See you there July Fourth:
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Amazing that I’m so lucky as to still be doing these FOUR YEARS after Mongrels came out, yes?
And, the junkified study that’s my backdrop? It’s stacks of comic books and a stray basketball and a Galaga machine and 8-tracks and horror DVDs and a deer…
Once again, I let this get to be an unwieldy enough stack of links/reads that to slow down and make them into a pretty and proper list would keep me from revising the novel I’m revising. So, in all their likely awkwardness, with apologies for some embedding, some being URLS, some shuddering into some completely new and unlikely form, here’s my best reads from . . . lately:
https://elemental.medium.com/science-confirms-that-the-vagus-nerve-is-key-to-wel…
( which is IN 2020, but about this December we just had . . . )
So excellent:
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:
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Thanks to Terese Mailhot. An honor:
Would say there’ll be a pack of them soon—more coming—but we all know werewolves travel in families, not packs:
is the author of 23 or 25 or so books, +300 stories, some comic books, and all this stuff here. He lives in Boulder, Colorado, and has a few broken-down old trucks, one PhD, and way too many boots