There for a lot of the days of this week. See some of you there, maybe: Next Wednesday, Stephen Graham Jones will be here for Good Thunder. Below is an interview where he discusses… https://t.co/Xnw88oRrvM — Good Thunder Reading (@GTReadingSeries) February 18, 2018
One of the better threads I’ve lucked onto in birdland: Today in pulp I look back at one of the most popular paperback genres of all time, now all but forgotten about. This is the story of gothic romance… pic.twitter.com/W8d6mmNX9Z — Pulp Librarian (@PulpLibrarian) February 17, 2018
Had this stranded in a tab for weeks, finally cued it up just now. Good stuff: http://nerdsthatgeek.com/blogs/the-death-of-the-fanboyÂ
https://medium.com/@anneursu_10179/sexual-harassment-in-the-childrens-book-industry-3417048ccde2Â
Hey, check the supercool poster for this—that’s me down in the corner: Was great talking with everybody here. www.thisishorror.co.uk/tod-030-the-state-of-the-weird-2018-a-roundtable-discussion-featuring-david-davis-helen-marshall-stephen-graham-jones-and-sonya-taaffe/Â
Way cool write-up: http://locusmag.com/2018/02/john-langan-reviews-mapping-the-interior-by-stephen-graham-jones/
Thanks to @CalamityKing for the headsup: https://www.theonion.com/cities-move-to-outlaw-hollow-point-silver-bullets-after-1822936833
wow, cool ballot to be on: This Is Horror Awards 2017: Vote Now!
Ink portrait of Stephen Graham Jones, after reading the brilliant “Mongrels”. I know, I know, full moons are rubbish. Sorry, @SGJ72 pic.twitter.com/1BUkF0cg67 — Evan Cagle (@cagle_evan) February 8, 2018
MONGRELS by Stephen Graham Jones was a hit with my 10th graders! It’s a curriculum keeper! Thanks, @SGJ72 ! pic.twitter.com/Th0gCSESNk — L Z Marie (@LZMarieAuthor) February 15, 2017
Wow, honored for Mapping the Interior to have made it onto this. Good group of writers/books to be listed with: http://horror.org/2017-bram-stoker-awards-final-ballot/
Solid advice from Jason Starr. (good novelist, too) And, since I don’t have time right now to search up how to embed eleven tweets (“Moment?” “Storify?”) when they’re not self-grouped with some hashtag—like I’d know then, either—I just screencapped them out. So, they are, all upside down.
Season 4, episode 3, “The Final Problem.” It’s up there with X-Files‘ 3.20 / “Jose Chung’s ‘From Outer Space,” now. So amazing. Five or six pics that I think sum it up:
Hey, just got off the phone with CBS. Fun stuff. Anyway, got to talk Frankenstein with them. Saying this kind of stuff: ( or, check that video here, in the article ) And, some of the same stuff, this time for the radio: ( or, click ) And, no, I’m not actually the editor Stephen Jones, who did
Way cool to have crept onto this. http://locusmag.com/2018/02/2017-locus-recommended-reading-list/Â
Coolest Mongrels write-up of them all, maybe: https://sites.google.com/view/werewolves-are-real/home
Man, seems forever now that when interviewers ask me why we keep telling each other scary stories, I always say it’s because we evolved to need horror, because we expect teeth in the night, we’re hardwired for it, horror just lets us feel human, but now, finally, thank you, someone smart’s saying that, and with
Figure everybody needs a Slash-hat, Ozzy-specs kind of author photo. Not that I’ll ever get use this one on a book jacket:
Was an honor Friday to speak to . . . I don’t know, four sets of about fifty or sixty kids at a time, I guess (I say ‘kids,’ yeah, but some of them tower over me, and I’m a bit not-short myself). Peak to Peak Charter School, over in Lafayette. Got to talk Stephen
Psychotic film review: unhinged Eighties slasher cuts through a modern subculture
For added spookiness, I recommend reading this book while a pug watches you. Bonus points if he’s pretending to sleep, but isn’t. pic.twitter.com/a1F0oSGhc3 — paperbacksandpugs (@paperbacksnpugs) January 26, 2018
