Daily Archives: January 5, 2006
One Other Thing —
Posted on January 5, 2006 17 Comments
While I’m talking about other people’s stories that I’ve bought, allow me to note an upcoming experiment I’ll be doing here on the Whatever. While I was going through the submissions to Subterranean for the cliche issue, I came across the story “Who Put the Bomp?” by Nick Mamatas and Eliani Torres. It made it […]
Subterranean Magazine Cliche Issue Lineup
Posted on January 5, 2006 8 Comments
So, have you been staying up nights wondering what the story line-up for the Subterranean Magazine Cliche Issue will be? I don’t blame you. But wonder no more. Now that I have everything in a minimally edited format (except one piece, but that’ll be in this weekend, or my “boys” will pay someone a call), […]
Coming to Philadelphia
Posted on January 5, 2006 15 Comments
Tremble, Philadelphia! For I am coming to you! On January 26th, in fact, I will be doing an in-store event at Germ Books + Gallery (308 E. Girard, 215-423-5002) with Ron Hogan, whose rockin’ movie book The Stewardess is Flying the Plane! got a coveted starred review from Publishers Weekly (“In a few words or […]
Something Nice; Synthetic Confusion Schedule
Posted on January 5, 2006 16 Comments
As a warning to all and sundry: Today is likely to be a day of schedules and announcements of a lit’ry sort, so if you don’t give a crap about any of that, you’ll want to run away until tomorrow, when I’m sure I’ll find something unrelated to rant about. First, as promised, something nice […]
Bainbridge Reads TGB
Posted on January 5, 2006 11 Comments
Stephen Bainbridge, bless his heart, says some nice things about The Ghost Brigades: A pre-release review copy of John Scalzi’s new novel The Ghost Brigades arrived yesterday. I started it late last night and barely managed to tear myself away at midnight to go to bed. I polished it off today over a long lunch. […]
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