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The Hard Sell(s)
Okay, today we have a post aimed squarely at the writerly types in the audience, and as I can’t imagine that many ‘real people’ would be the slightest bit interested in my inane mutterings I’m guessing that’s most of you. … Continue reading
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2012: The Story So Far – Second Quarter
Back in April I did a list of my favourite books of the year so far, and as it’s now July time for another update. I read twenty five books in the first quarter of the year, a figure that … Continue reading
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“Black Feathers” by Alison J. Littlewood
This piece from Black Static #22 was Alison Littlewood‘s third appearance in the magazine, and she’s since gone on to greater things, with a novel titled A Cold Season due out from Quercus imprint Jo Fletcher Books in January 2012. (In … Continue reading
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