Ellen Datlow, who edits – well, just about everything it sometimes seems – has posted a list of eight notable story collections from 2009. And she has listed Monstrous Affections, my own little bag of stories, as one of them. Here’s what she said, from her Best Horror of the Year round-up, and the post: […]
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There were so many G20 moments worthy of note here in Toronto over the weekend: the moments when black-clad droogs raised the world’s consciousness about the dangers of fiscal restraint by setting police cars on fire, smashing store windows and lobbing mailboxes into roads; the moments where police boxed joggers, dog-walkers and Oh-Canada singing protesters
Well this takes me back. In 1991 (or so) Karl Schroeder and I sat down at a Brother portable typerwriter in a farmhouse on the top of the Niagara Escarpment, and banged out the line, “The man in the moon’s smile began to slip. It turned into a leer.” Which was the first line of
The Aurora Awards – Thirty Years of Canadian Science Fiction (and me) Read More »
It’s particularly hard to do if you’re trying to split with your parapagus tripus dibrachius twin sister – sharing as you do “three legs, two arms, three lungs, two hearts and a single liver.” Good thing that twin rock stars Evelyn and Evelyn Neville (aka Amanda Palmer and Jason Webley) seemed to be getting along
Evelyn Evelyn – or, Breaking Up is Hard To Do… Read More »