This news is a bit dated but I’ve been meaning to post something about the The Tangled Bank: Love, Wonder, and Evolution.
I just love the title of the anthology. Author, poet, and editor Chris Lynch has assembled a wonderful collection of poetry and short stories commemorating and celebrating Charles Darwin. Highly recommended.
Right now it is available as an E Publication but I’m told it will be available in print in the future.
The Australian Horror Writer’s Association publishes a magazine called Midnight Echo: The Magazine of the Australian Horror Writer’s Association. Issue Four was edited by noted author Lee Battersby. One of the goals of the AHWA and the magazine is to promote Australian horror authors internationally. The AHWA website is extensive and has a lot of up to date information. This link goes to the section about Midnight Echo.
http://australianhorror.com/index.php?view=115
I’m told it is a nice looking publication. Midnight Echo does not provide contributor copies to the authors but they did send me a pdf document so I could get an idea what it looks like.
A recent attempt to locate and secure a copy at World Con failed, so if anyone spots this one in the wild please let me know. I’m curious to see how it all turned out and excited to read the story in the magazine by Christopher Green.
It has been a few months since I updated this site. Since then a few stories have been published. I’ll list them here, for now, then I’ll make a seperate post with information about each of them.
Tetsuya and the Ranagareet appeared in a Spring edition of the web zine Strange, Weird and Wonderful.
The Moon and the Mesa appeared in Midnight Echo Issue Number Four. A print and electronic publication of the Australian Horror Writer’s Association.
Music of the Spheres appeared in the print zine Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet Issue Number 25.
Emperor of Mist appeared in the print zine Kaleidetrope Issue Number Nine.
Mile Zero appeared in the print Zine Electric Velocipede.
Blood and Stardust 