“Voices” is a nice collection of horror stories that deals more with the supernatural and paranormal aspects of the genre and less or almost not at all with the gory and macabre part. Also the anthology edited by Mark S. Deniz and Amanda Pillar presents new or established authors of the genre and I personally discovered through “Voices” a few names that stirred my interest.
Read the review over at Dark Wolf
And you can always buy the book at the Morrigan Books site!
(TOC to be announced soon)
It was just too cool not to be announced!
Katharine Kerr: The Lass from Far Away
Elaine Cunningham: She Who Is Becoming
Anya Bast: The Kiss of the Morrigan
C. E. Murphy: Cairn Dancer
Michael Bailey: The Dying Gaul
Peter Bell: The Trinket
Linda Donahue: Silver Branch
Lynne Lumsden Green: I Guard your Death
L. J. Hayward: The Plain of Pillars
Jennifer Lawrence: Washerwoman
James Lecky: The Children of Badb Catha
T. A. Moore: White Heifer
Mari Ness: Ravens
Sharon Kae Reamer: The Raven's Curse
Ruth Shelton: Rising Tide
Martyn Taylor: The Good and Faithful Servant
Donald Jacob Uitvlugt: Gifts of the Morrigan
Edited by Mark S. Deniz and Amanda Pillar
Will be released 31st October 2009.
More news to follow...
Prelude: Kayley Allard
An Unkindness of Ravens: Stephanie Gunn
Boudha: KV Taylor
Hells Bells: Cherie Priest
Ascension: Martin Livings
Animal Husbandry: Seanan McGuire
Men of Faith: Ivan Ewert
The Chateau de Mons: Jennifer Brozek
The Few that are Good: Scott Almes
Rites of Passage: Pete Kempshall
A Perfect Night to Watch Detroit Burn: Ed Greenwood
Final Edition: Jeff Parish
The Discomfort of Words: Carole Johnstone
Newfound Gap: Lee Clark Zumpe
Ink Blots: Amanda Pillar
Black Heart, White Mourning: Jay Lake
By the Sea: Shannon Page
Remembrance: James M. Sullivan
Epilogue: Kayley Allard
Two stories set in the Grants Pass universe, Warlord of Rhode Island by Rick Silva and Snake Oil by David Priebe, will be released online prior to the official launch!
Edited by Jennifer Brozek and Amanda Pillar.
Pre-order details soon!
Three Crow Press
On the winter solstice, Morrígan Books will celebrate the divide of light and dark by launching its online magazine, Three Crow Press.
Three Crow Press is an online magazine specializing in quality speculative fiction, supernatural, fantasy (urban, dark and gothic), horror and steampunk as well as non-fiction pieces and articles. Well written young adult will be considered if the piece is within the 16+ market. We are prepared to consider all genre-related works and are looking for stories that capture the imagination of the Three Crow staff.
Winter Solstice Deadline: December 1, 2008
Fiction Word Count and Parameters: Stories should be between 500 and 3,000 words. There is no theme to the issue but story must fit within the specified genres. Payment for submissions are 1 cent (US) per word following acceptance.
Settings: Any part of the world, mythology or culture.
Timeline: We will consider any story set at any time in the past, present or near future as long as the story is within the specified genres.
All materials must be an original work by the submitting individual. Reprint copyrights will remain with you. No simultaneous submissions will be accepted. Previously published material will only be accepted if discussed with the editor first.
For more information please go to Three Crow Press Submissions at:
T. A. Moore's The Even, is now available at Amazon, as well as at Waterstone's and will soon be arriving on the shelves of Forbidden Planet in Belfast too.
You've really no excuse now have you?
I haven't written about the con yet for several reasons: one of them being time (or rather lack of it), one of them being a few disappointments whilst there and another wanting to get some final stats before posting.
Simon Strantzas (cover designer for How to Make Monsters) has posted a few pics on his Facebook account and I was rather taken with this one:
From left to right: Moi, Simon (behind), the mighty Gary McMahon (author of How to Make Monsters) and his lovely wife Emily.
This was one of my highlights of the con, having a good old chat with lovely people!
More to follow... maybe...
The Even by T. A. Moore is now available at Waterstone's bookstores. If you order the hardback (or two copies of the paperback) you'll also get free delivery!
Time to grab a copy indeed!
