Monthly Archives: April 2008

…is that some bits of history get caught for you. I don’t know if I’d have remembered this: Sunday, January 26, 2003 So, Sophie took her first ever unassisted step today. It was 10.28am.

I’m now listing over 50 anthologies on the 2008 anthologies page. I’m amazed at the number of anthologies coming out, and the number that hope to be series.  There is something happening out there in publishing. I’ve heard different theories about what, but nothing completely covers it. There is a contraction in the marketplace, with … Continue reading »

You can pre-order Ellen Datlow’s new Edgar Allen Poe bicentennial anthology, Poe, from amazon at the moment. The cover looks great, and the list of contributors mentioned on the Solaris blog looks great. It’s listed on Amazon as being out at the very end of 2008, so is really a 2009 book. Once I get … Continue reading »

Had a mostly pleasant weekend.  Helped the family with moving some stuff around the place, and then didn’t do anything useful on the various book projects.  This is both a good and a bad thing, of course.  It’s good to take a little breather, let yourself unwind and not thing about things too much.  It … Continue reading »

Good pal and publisher Jeremy Lassen has just posted this question over at the Night Shade discussion board: What is your favorite Cthulhu Mythos story?  I think it’s a great time to be asking this question, and to see what kind of Mythos stories people are loving at the moment.  For what it’s worth, I … Continue reading »