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Tag Archives: zombies
Guest Post from Jamie Mason: ZOMBIEDÄMMERUNG – Twilight of the Walkers
Is Canada’s fascination with zombies the death knell of undead chic? Good day, eh? And greetings from the Great White North. It’s great to be here on Cat Rambo’s blog to extoll the virtues of our great Canadian literary culture. … Continue reading
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Tagged canada, canadian zombies, guest blog post, jamie mason, zombies
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A Recent Link
My story, Love Resurrected, is up at Beneath Ceaseless Skies. I’m particularly happy about that publication because I’ve known its publisher and editor, Scott Andrews, since the magazine was just a crazy idea floating around in Scott’s head. He’s done an amazing and beautiful job with it, and I’ve watched its progress with interest because it’s publishing some of the best stuff around (in my opinion). The story’s based in the world of many of my other pieces, but it’s across the sea from the port of Tabat, where most of them take place. If you’d like some hint of the subject matter, the original title was “The Zombie General”. Continue reading
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Tagged beneath ceaseless skies, love resurrected, midsouthcon, scott andrews, zombies
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Recent Online Reading: Short Notes about Short Stories
I loved Kris Dikeman’s Silent, Still and Cold in Beneath Ceaseless Skies. It has a high fantasy sensibility mixed with zombies, which always seems like a win-win to me. Also in this month’s issue is Jesse Bullington’s The Adventures of Ernst, Who Began a Man, Became a Cyclops, and Finished A Hero. Continue reading
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Tagged abyss & apex, ada milenkovic brown, alex dally mcfarlane, alter s. reiss, amal el-mohtar, beneath ceaseless skies, c.j. cherryh, colum paget, corinne duyvis, crossed genres, daily science fiction, gavin grant, high fantasy, j. kathleen cheney, jesse bullington, joselle vanderhooft, ken scholes, kij johnson, kindle, kristine dikeman, lightspeed magazine, mythpunk, online fiction, peter m. ball, philip brewer, redstone science fiction, rose lemberg, shweta narayan, strange horizons, tanith lee, therese arkenburg, tor.com, vylar kaftan, zombies
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