There was no Studio Tuesday this week, nor will there be a belated one. Public words are not coming to me this week, so instead I’ll share some words already written. This is the only story I finished this year, and rather than keep it to myself until such a time as I’m submitting work […]

Life has taken me away from much blogging, so I’m a bit late with this one. My story, “Inside Out”, has been reprinted in Bitten by Moonlight (link takes you to Amazon), edited by JoSelle Vanderhooft and published by Zumaya Books under their Boundless imprint. You can find the ebook edition here. It’s nice to […]

The 2010 Bram Stoker Awards were announced recently and the winner of the “Superior Achievement in an Anthology” category was none other than Haunted Legends, edited by Ellen Datlow and Nick Mamatas. Congratulations Ellen and Nick! Recall my post from some months ago: having a story in a Ellen Datlow anthology is possibly one of the […]

My short story At the Core has been reprinted in December’s issue of Apex Magazine! I’m in good company with Nick Wolven, C.S.E. Cooney, Shweta Narayan and W.C. Roberts and the cover art by Giuseppe Arcimboldo is gorgeous. I’m very happy they accepted this particular story for reprint as At the Core is one of […]

Here are two reviews of Haunted Legends, in which my story Follwing Double-Face Woman appears. It only gets mentioned by one reviewer. Here, I’ll paste that one first: “Following Double-Face Woman” by Erzebet Yellowboy Native American legend. Double-Face Woman is a traditional figure who leads people from the path of thoughtful living into self-destructive ways. In […]

Woke up to find this gorgeous piece of work in my inbox. It’s the final cover for Haunted Legends, a collection of ghost stories coming out from Tor Books (follow their blog here: Tor) in the first week of September this year. It includes, among other fine things, my story “Following Double-Face Woman”, which was […]

Over on Jennifer Jackson’s blog I’ve found Publishers Weekly review of Running with the Pack, edited by Ekaterina Sedia: “Sedia (Paper Cities) collects 22 tales that look at werewolves from a multitude of different angles. Steve Duffy’s chilling dental thriller “Side-Effects May Include” examines how far a man will go to end his pain. A […]

Over there on the Livejournal community Bookish there is the first (that I’ve seen) review of Running With the Pack. The blogger had good things to say about my story Inside Out: This story tells about a werewolf named Gretchen, who lives with her two sisters. Gretchen despises her werewolf nature, and the limits it […]