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I’m on starting about 43 minutes, I think it is: https://sites.libsyn.com/408998/episodio-3

For My Heart is a Chainsaw! Could not be cooler. Couldn’t be more surprised. The ballot was so, so tough this time around. Will put a snap of the house here, when I have that little house (that time is now). Bram Stoker Award winners (or, @Tor.com) (or file 770) (or Library Journal)

Wow, honored to have a Chainsaw book in this:

Sortakinda slipping out into the world, maybe starting here (Edelweiss) . . . And here’s who I heard it from:

My Heart is a Chainsaw, swimming upstream. Which I guess is mixing metaphors. “Hitting it out of the park,” then? No, no. Um. “Firing on all cylinders?” “Making waves?” “Bringing home the bacon?” I would say “Leveling the competition,” as a way to, you know, be pretend-clearcutting a stand of timber, except . . .

Weren’t we all? Along with a spotlight interview.

Or: wherever you get books.

Making the LA Times list: And I hear Chainsaw‘s an Indie Bestseller, too — the slasher lives. The slasher can’t die.

Could there by anything cooler than being in Fango again? Answer: yes. Being in the WEREWOLF issue of Fangoria! And getting to talk about slashers! Cool My Heart is a Chainsaw review in there, too!

Which is to say: two of these Bram Stoker Awards in the mail today:

As KT Oslin said once and forever, “Me I cross the border / every chance I get”:

Honored:

Which, for me, is mostly Friday, with one panel Sunday. Full schedule here (just search “Graham” on the page) (I mean, if you’re looking for my stuff) (but, really, go to EVERYTHING . . . ).

And, and: I don’t have the clicks in me to do the rest right now, sorry. But I’ve GOT them. Let’s see what happens if I paste them in: 05/26/2020: Library Journal , Horror roundup 06/09/2020: Books in the Freezer (Instagram), Review 06/16/2020: Horror Book Worm, Review 06/17/2020: Wandering Wordsmith, Can’t Wait Wednesday 06/24/2020: Scaries Things, Review 06/25/2020: Shades of Orange (YouTube),

Podcast interview: alive & kicking

Four of them, anyway. Great fun — wonderful to sort of meet Christina Henry, too:

Only the second finished copy I’ve seen (on social media) — and the first I can’t find in my feed:

Which is the title of this series of interviews / this project, I believe. Happy to have helped the students at Watershed here in Boulder:

Which is to say: every step you take is into a rabbit hole. 2001 says “It’s full of stars,” but that’s not actually the future we’ve arrived at. It’s more: “It’s full of rabbit holes.” This is one, for me—the happiest one ever:

Well, not even super sure what ‘tell-all’ exactly means. But I wanted to use an exclamation point, because this one was fun:

Always cool to be in Nightmare’s TOC. Even cooler when it’s with people I know (Gemma, Carrie—only know Adam by reading):