The Kickstarter for Storyteller, the Tanith Lee tribute anthology is launching soon! There are amazing authors contributing to the book, many authors who were either influenced by her and fans of her work. We’ve amassed a diverse crowd (both in terms of genre and gender, ethnicity and sexuality–like Tanith’s fiction) and there are 6 open spots for other authors when the project gets funded.…
An Interview with Author Maya Deane
I spoke with Julia DeRidder about the influence Tanith Lee has had upon my fiction. You can watch it below! This is part of the build up for the Tanith Lee Kickstarter that will fund a tribute anthology called Storyteller.
The roundtable discussion, entitled Storyteller: The Legacy and Work of Tanith Lee panel discussion is now available for your viewing pleasure on YouTube. The Outer Dark hosted the panel, which will be on the OD podcast sometime in the future. I had a blast talking with and listening to fellow panelists editor/author Terri Windling, scholars Lisa Kröger, and Melanie R Anderson. The panel was…
M. Ricket’s novel The Shipbuilder of Bellfairie is almost uncategorizable. It’s a magical realist character study/slice of life smalltown drama. The magic in the novel is more in the vibe than it is in concrete acts of wonder. There are hints of fabulism in the stories the characters tell one another, and when ghosts do appear, they are as natural as the sea air that drenches the small New…
An outgrowth from the Gothic underground, the microgenre sometimes called etherealwave (Heavenly Voices and dreampop are also used interchangably) has a timeless quality. Built of layers of textural, effects-laden guitar and intricately woven, almost operatic vocals, the music has an otherworldly quality that’s addictive as it is unearthly. AGS has been perfecting their craft for over 20 years,…
My story “Grayed Out” appears in the newly released Blackened Roots anthology edited by Nicole Givens Kurtz and Tonia Ransom. “Grayed Out” is my zombie gentrification story.
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The fabulous Gwendolyn Kiste just released the first part of a roundtable discussion on Pride with fellow queer authors Addie Tsai, Christina Ladd, K.P. Kulski, Larissa Glasser, and Mona Swan Lesueur.
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