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Cool spread of books . . .

Stephen Graham Jones is one of the great writers of his generation, and is not read and celebrated nearly as often as he deserves.#FF him on Twitter as well: @SGJ72 pic.twitter.com/Rs3tf2kEfU — Arinn Dembo (@Erinys) February 26, 2018

Jack Ketchum words

Thanks to Michael David Wilson for wrapping them up over at LitReactor. Especially “I figure if I don’t scare myself, if I don’t feel that dread of what’s coming up next, I probably won’t scare you.” https://litreactor.com/columns/celebrating-dallas-mayr-the-wisdom-of-jack-ketchum-1946-2018 

Oh, man

Thought I was just writing fiction in Sterling City, what with the giant chrome-eyed caterpillars and all, but, oops: Here’s how Sterling City starts out: So, you know, watch out for the jumbo-size caterpillars and all. In a few million years.

Mapping the Interior

I very much approve of this level of staging:   I did a little bio research on author, Stephen Graham Jones today. Do you look up author bios before you dive into their books? I highly recommend it. pic.twitter.com/KvyHY6yPdR — Sadie Reads Them All (@SadieLouWho) January 15, 2018

Words per minute

I dream of a word processor that throws a little a WPM gauge up in the right corner, so I can keep a close eye for when I’m backing off the throttle more than I should. Way back, when instant-messaging first came around? I used to write chat scripts to talk to different hardly-remote people,

Tethered by Letters

https://tetheredbyletters.com/author-qa-stephen-graham-jones/ 

Blood Business

Good time at Tattered Cover last night, with a whole TOC’s worth of us there—enough that we needed a spinner-wheel to figure out who got to read: [ photo: Catherine Spader ] Which? My number spun up. I had to borrow a woman from the audience’s reading glasses, since my arms are only so long, but

Shawn Kemp

In my weakest moments, I imagine that there’s some version of myself in some distant iteration of Earth, dunking like Shawn Kemp:

We all need heroes

And I’ve got a new one: http://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/community/fort-worth/article181696671.html Thanks to Angelique Migliore for pointing this out to me.

Mapping review video

A two-fer, actually: Mapping and a novella I blurbed: ( Mapping comes on about 4:44 or so )

Clickable horror

that’s not behind a paywall. Proud to be on this list over at LitReactor: https://litreactor.com/columns/the-20-best-horror-stories-available-online-for-free  

303 Interview

  Author Stephen Graham Jones Might Be One Of Colorado’s Biggest Horror Experts

New York Times & Mapping the Interior (& me)

What am I doing in these hallowed pages, right? I mean, by my reckoning, it’s been about forever since I’ve been in the NYT. Thinking . . . 2003, maybe? All the Beautiful Sinners. And that may have just been an ad that Rugged Land bought—I’ve got it stashed away somewhere—so it doesn’t really even

At the Horror Lounge

New quick & dirty interview: http://www.lounge-books.com/award-winners-we-lov/horror-lounge-author-stephen-graham-jones

Jason Day

This is a thrown-together couple minutes—camera crew came to the office, got a reel together to zap to all the news/radio places (thus: I’m on the radio a lot this morning). Also, I hear that I was wrong about Memorial Day. So it goes. Anyway, what I kept getting asked was what’s up with the

Tis that season

holy shit she’s crazy talented pic.twitter.com/clU9jkzkfl — diamond 🎃🕷🕸 (@satanicsad) October 8, 2017

Hero

#Goat pic.twitter.com/xf7ipWssQr — Sanaa Lathan (@justsanaa) September 24, 2017

My Boulder Eating Guide

Best chicken strips in town, and also ever: Dark Horse Bar and Grill. I don’t know what they do to the outside of them, the skin, the batter, but it’s perfect. Best fish and chips in town, and, I’m pretty sure, also ever: Backcountry Pizza. The fish here is somehow very heavy and dense. There’s

Two great tastes

that go great together. Who knew:  [ also, I guess I don’t understand what “MoneyMarket” is. Is this a commercial? I don’t know/care. Which, yeah, means they’ve probably got me . . .]

Lore

It’s one of the many podcasts I faithfully tune in each week or two. Glad it’s getting this treatment. Though, I wonder: recreations? Can’t all be animation. And will it cut periodically to some narrator? To experts? I can’t guess, but I’ll try to watch. Also, the title always leaves me here, which is a

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