Man, how I do love this movie. Was great, getting to talk about it with Rob King. Really? I could have gone on and on on . . . https://25yearslatersite.com/2018/03/14/interview-stephen-graham-jones-a-discussion-on-lost-highway-and-mapping-the-interior/
I ever say that CDance is the mag that published my first horror story? Twelve or so years back, I guess. Cool to see Chad Lutzke there, talking Mapping the Interior: Review: Mapping the Interior by Stephen Graham Jones
Talking about Mapping the Interior: https://blackgirlnerds.com/mapping-the-interior-brings-native-american-stories-to-light/Â
Honored to be included. And, especially cool to get to hang with people and books I know. I’ve been on panels with so many of these fine folk—that makes it sound like I’m talking about elves—and . . . I did my doctoral work with one, I guess. Rode elevators and had meals with others.
Voting’s open, and soon to close. Cool to be listed with so many good writers—cool for Mapping the Interior, anyway. I’m just the dude who wrote it. https://locusmag.com/2018-locus-poll-and-survey/
I’m one of these judges, in what looks to be a cool competition: https://literarytaxidermy.com
I mean, like, literally. Each of these boxes are about fifty pounds, I’d guess: Also the other kind of heavy, though—the Back to the Future kind of heavy, except this is about the past: those are all my papers. Every manuscript, all my undergraduate and graduate files, a bit of teaching stuff, my PhD comps,
Amazing-cool. So honored. Couldn’t be there this time around, but could follow along online, and with people texting. It starts here: Then a zoom in on the night’s proceedings: Then Rena Mason and Victor LaValle presenting for Mapping‘s category, long fiction: And here’s Paul Tremblay accepting, with Mackenzie Kiera behind the camera: Here’s a full
Proud to be here as well: https://bookriot.com/2018/02/22/contemporary-horror-novels/Â
Honored to be included, here. Thanks to Brandon Hobson for the inclusion: https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/industry-news/tip-sheet/article/76129-10-essential-native-american-novels.html
In a few thousands years, I figure the aliens that come to dig through humanity’s (many, many) relics will find a thin strata of light blue in these early-is 2000s: https://www.wired.com/story/inside-facebook-mark-zuckerberg-2-years-of-hell/
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
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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/
wow, cool ballot to be on: This Is Horror Awards 2017: Vote Now!
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/
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
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
LeGuin’s Hainish Cycle is one of the places my imagination sparked in what felt like a story way for the first time. I’ll never forget them, nor The Lathe of Heaven, The Left Hand of Darkness, and “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” is forever in me. Here’s Margaret Atwood, bidding her farewell: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2018/jan/24/ursula-k-le-guin-margaret-atwood-tribute
Over at Unnerving: https://www.unnervingmagazine.com/single-post/2018/01/22/Review-of-My-Hero-by-Stephen-Graham-Jones
