They seem to suddenly be on my site. I suspect they’re coming in with Disqus/the comments somehow. Could be some weird add-on/burrow-in from the theme, I suppose. Either way, will try to see what’s what, what’s not, and how to make them NOT HAPPEN. Apologies. Very weird. Here’s something to hold us over, until things […]
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Well, not really. But I do like ZZ Top.Aanyway, honored to be on the cover of Writer’s Digest—thing I never even considered: Got another cover coming next week, too, but shh, can’t say it yet. Also, many thanks to Lauren Deschain, for this kind of fun:
Not only will the B&N exclusive edition of Buffalo Hunter Hunter have the sprayed-red edges and this one weirdo’s signature, but it’s also got a stack of 19th c. letters in back. Like this one: Get that exclusive edition here:
Was a great time, Saturday. Very cool venue, too: The Lyric. I’d like to catch a film there someday.
First Word on Horror – Dear Final Girls – Part Two by Philip Gelatt Stephen Graham Jones on good and evil; a bad hunting trip; and the first time he put pen to paper to write a story. Read on Substack
If anyone needs them, wants them. Dark versions first, then the light ones:
Got to talk about it with friends: Episode 016: Father, Son, Holy Rabbit by Stephen Graham Jones by radicaledward Read on Substack
Well, actually it was aluminum, as that’s somehow better, but: same cool process. Took us seventy-five or eighty minutes to get just four of them done, I mean. Felt like Billy the Kid, posing with his rifle. And those flashes, man, it’s like you’re in a spaceship passing close by the sun and someone, as
Coming at us all soon! Shane Ghostkeeper, Marin Ireland, Owen Teale. Gonna be just amazing-cool. And? From what I hear, there may even be some fun with background noise now and then, in this production. “Excited” doesn’t really cover it.
