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Last night I finished writing a short story I’d been slowly working on for over a year (wrote the first bit of it right after I got back from Chicago). I added a short epilogue today, and typed the whole thing up. It’s about 7,000 words - 17 single spaced pages. I’m […]
I love reading about this sort of stuff:
It’s especially effective for intensifying the thrills of a horror story, said Satoko Kajita, who oversees content development at Bandai Networks.
The Tokyo-based wireless service provider offers 150 books on its site, called Bunko Yomihodai, or All You Can Read Paperbacks. It began the service in 2003 and […]
From the recent the Craft interview with Alan Moore, here are a bunch of authors Moore thinks don’t get the respect they deserve:
Raymond Chandler
Clark Ashton Smith
Arthur Knacken
Michael Moorcock
Jack Trevor Story
Gerald Kersh
David Lindsey (A Voyage to Arcturus )
William Hope Hodgson (House on the Borderland, The Night Land)
Murakami is one of my favorite writers, and this is an excellent interview:
I think that it’s actually connected to “Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World.” I wanted to write a sequel 15 years ago, but I gave up. But I feel like “Kafka on the Shore” is connected to that book on a […]
To furthur demonstrate my insanity, I’ve decided to start an mp3 format lit mag.
Obviously, this is still in very early planning stages. The basic idea here is to publish spoken word stories and slam poetry on Mperia. There’s a lot to be worked out still.
1. I’d kinda like to do only stories, […]
By the by, the new issue of Exquisite Corpse has been out for a couple weeks now. Haven’t had time to read much of it yet. Theme seems to be work. Looks like the good stuff is here.
Transrealist Manifsto by Rudy Rucker [PDF], thanks Sauceruney
Transrealist novel grows organically, like life itself. The author can only choose characters and setting, introduce this or that particular fantastic element, and aim for certain key scenes. Ideally, a Transrealist novel is written in obscurity, and without an outline. If the author knows precisely how his or […]
Before I left for Europe, Brenden sent me this listing for a haunted wine cabinet on eBay. A few months ago I posted this ghost in a jar on Technoccult (the listing's not online anymore, though). I don't remember what…
So remember back during the summer when I was talking about a writing game? Well, Brenden and I have started to figure the story out, and now we're wondering how many people would like to play. We're going with Abe's…
Via the always wonderful Creative Generalist: Espresso Stories tales you can swallow in a single gulp….