It’s getting Halloweenie in here . . .
Thanks to Barnes & Noble, and Theresa DeLucci: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/blog/sci-fi-fantasy/10-hair-raising-horror-novels-not-written-by-stephen-king/
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Necronomicon 2017
One of the cooler and most well-run cons I’ve guested at. And such an excellent keeper of a con-book: When the longer version of that interview goes live, I’ll link it here. Anyway, Thursday before things really got going, Paul Tremblay and me found a certain door open—Big Nazo’s—and asked could we come in, try
Ghost Town Writer’s Retreat
Think I’m gonna have to make this an annual thing. Great time this long weekend, starting with me getting to my first panel late: It was “Haunts & Nachos,” but really it was Travis Heerman and me just answering any and all horror questions we could for an hour, whilst it rained and stormed outside—this
Past Couple of Weeks
have been full of events. Feels like I haven’t been wheels-down since Denver Comic Con, about. Had three deadline stories to jam down along the way, and trying to finish a novel besides. But, of course: wouldn’t have it any other way. Anyway, at Tattered Cover Lodo . . . last week, I think it
New Story Up Over at Hex
Just about the usual: young couple living together, getting to know each other, nothing outlandish or horror-y at all, it’s completely safe, go in without your guard up, set your expectation-level to “literary” or somesuch: NEW #HORROR FICTION! Read @SGJ72‘s latest short story, “All in Good Fun”.https://t.co/RjZi2Kz3PW pic.twitter.com/EjCErgsbQ5 — HexPublishers (@HexPublishers) August 1, 2017
Couple-three things
New Mongrels review up, over at: New/old story “No Takebacks” up over at: I’m at Tattered Cover (Colfax—was at LoDo last week, with Andy Davidson) this week: Tidbit over at LitReactor, about my first story sale: And, anybody needs me this weekend, try Ghost Town: And, I’m back from Santa Fe. Will throw some pics
Story up over at Nightmare
Brushdogs Think it’s my . . . third one over there? Gospel of Z excerpt, “Raphael”: yep, two. And a couple interviews.
More Mapping reviews
http://www.tor.com/2017/06/23/haunting-the-body-mapping-the-interior-by-stephen-graham-jones/ Epic Stitching Rocket Stack Rank (spoilers, as the rvw says) Fiction Unbound
Some more Mapping write-ups
http://thebrazenbull.com/books/mapping-interior-stephen-graham-jones-review-2/ Mapping the Interior Review: Hey-na, My Ghost Dad’s Back And Fine Print, which won’t auto-preview, for reasons mysterious-to-me reasons.
Mapping the Interior is live
Kind of swamped here in Massachusetts this week (literally: it’s the kind of humid here that’s like a sauna), haven’t had time to proper announce that today’s the day, but: today’s the day. Here’s some of the stuff I’ve seen so far: Which is from the Tor.com offices, I think—just search “Mapping the Interior” in
The Water, the world
I got to be a small part of this: The Ask: What Environmental Issues Give Nightmares to Horror Writers?
Digging up Bones
Which is a good Randy Travis song. But, I’m actually talking about real physical crumbly cool bones, here not metaphorical sad nostalgic bones: http://www.tor.com/2017/06/08/amateur-archaeology-from-bone-yards-to-writing-desks/
Lazarus Complex
Part 1’s live today. Other parts coming around every Saturday for a bit here. http://gamut.online/node/204
Mapping the Interior copy up for grabs
http://www.tor.com/sweepstakes/mapping-the-interior-sweepstakes
Tor.com let me talk about horror for a bit . . .
And of course I veered werewolf-ward: http://www.tor.com/2017/05/31/the-horror-story-we-all-know/
My shortest interview EVER
And, you can’t tell, but I’m standing on an actual red carpet, here. My first ever red carpet. Talking to John Palisano before the Stoker banquet on the Queen Mary in Long Beach, for StokerCon 2017.
Spooklights
Coolest podcast name around, yeah? And, I’m on it now: https://soundcloud.com/user-515499834/19-stephen-graham-jones
Mapping the Interior sample at The Verge
Like the samples you get from the carpet store: just a little patch to take home, hold up here, hold up there, to see if the whole rooms needs to be like this.