This has been up since the middle of the month, but I delayed this post because we had artwork in it for the first time, and I had to be sure that Amazon could handle it. Or, if you’re the sort of person who wants an .epub AND a .pdf, you go to our Gumroad… Read More Unnamed Journal 37 – Wanna Be Anarchy!
Behold. This is a collection of 5 stories, previously published on Unnamed Journal. The product description on Amazon goes as follows: Tygg is a Barbarian. Drea is a Witch. They sail the seas in a ship of freed slaves and dead men, hunting for magical artefacts. They encounter magical mysteries, cruel enemies, and occasional allies.… Read More Voyages of the Dread: The Tygg And Drea adventures now on Amazon
Many spooky-ookies contribute to this issue. There’s a new Drunk Vampire Hunter story, Bloof You, a separate story of vampire hunting gone wrong, Are We Hunters?, plus Color Line, which is about what happens to the people who win the apocalyptic zombie war, and new chapters each of The King’s Ransom and The Long Summer.… Read More Unnamed Journal 36 – Ghoul Dinner
We are way past the De Stihl aesthetic of Volume 3. UJ has always been a mashup of whatever the hell is in our head at the time. Sci-Fi and Lovecraft seems to be the cranium’s locus for this one, especially as regards Cantilever Jones Gets Lost, a series that’s probably due for an anthology… Read More Unnamed Journal 35 – R’lyeh Tired
The new issue is up and has an awesome cover. It’s a long issue, full of content: two stories, two chapters of two different serial novels, plus poetry! The links shall be the usual links: But also, we have podcast action! Additionally, this episode highlights the Submission procedures for Unnamed Journal. In a nutshell: Thanks… Read More Unnamed Journal 34 – Rhino-Plastic
She’s not, not really. She’s just a prolific author who is insufferable on Twitter. But then, aren’t we all? This is her take on Agatha Christie novels being Bowdlerized by the rigid red pens of today’s Sensitivity Readers. You see, it does not matter if her work is ideologically transformed, because she’s not a good… Read More Why Joyce Carol Oates is Just the Worst
This begins Volume 8. It can be accessed in the following ways: Sure, but what’s in the thing? Glad you asked! We talked about it in the most reason episode of the Shallow & Pedantic Podcast: Happy reading, y’all.
Planetary Romance and old-school Sci/Fi is enjoying something of a renaissance in the indie publishing world. There is talk of such things as the Pulp Revolution. I support these things. Pulp is a wonderfully engrossing form of entertainment, relying on two things: If you get the characters and the structure right, you can make up… Read More Broadswords and Blasters Gives us “Futures That Never Were”
This is an idea I’ve had for some time: doing a book tour reading from the comfort of my office and sharing it with YouTube. Here is a dip in the toe from the idea: six minutes from the first Drunk Vampire Hunter story, “Edge of the Graveyard” It’s six minutes because my current web… Read More Introducing Virtual Book Tours: Drunk Vampire Hunter Reading
Here’s a Podcast: We had this recorded last month, and of the 2 hours+ we recorded, this is the stuff that was actually about the ostensible topic, Neil Gaiman. I think we went over the edge on this one. The rest of the merry nonsense is going up on a “Bonus Episode” for Patrons, which… Read More Neil Gaiman Goes Over The Edge, Caligula Goes into Rewrites, and The Journal Still Has No Name: An End of July Update
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