I’ve been holding off on crowing about this one, but I find I can keep my peace no longer. There will be another book coming out from ChiZine Publications, by me, this spring, and this is it. Rasputin’s Bastards is a big book – right now, it’s clocking in at 186,000 words. It is a …
Just got word that Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism, had a pretty good first month on pre-order at The Horror Mall this December. The limited edition hardcover is #8 on The Horror Mall’s pre-order best-seller list. It’s a premium option for yard-apes that want to pick up the book – a tale of eugenics, …
Here it is, in its hideous glory: Erik Mohr’s cover art for my novel Eutopia, which blends the early American eugenics movement, industrial utopianism and terrible monsters, and of which you have read so much in past postings. Erik is the evil genius responsible for my story collection Monstrous Affections‘ cover, and it’s clear that …
I was really torn for a minute there. Brett Savory put out word yesterday that the Table of Contents of Tesseracts 14, the next edition of the long-running Canadian sf anthology he’s co-editing with John Robert Colombo, will be revealed shortly. Because it is a big secret. Some time later, I got this… email from …
This is not the first time I’ve sent praise in the direction of Erik Mohr. It may not even be the first time I’ve posted a blog entry devoted to this clever, diabolical cover designer from northern Ontario. But given recent internet activities surrounding my collection Monstrous Affections, certain things are becoming clear. A large …