Writer & acolyte of Nyarlathotep. Fear my 3-lobed burning eye & pass the Visine. Oh, and also fear SUMMONED and FATHOMLESS, available from Tor Books!
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Walking the boulevard, the trees in a rare synchronized bloom of seraphic pink & palest jade green, & the people plod with eyes riveted to phones, ears plugged to birdsong, & I yell, "Nature's first green is fucking GOLD, idiots, wake UP!" Oops, sorry, I'm a Montag shifter....
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Congratulations to all the finalists! (And Winter Tide is up under First Novel!)
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Thurs, May 10: The Future Is Still Queer w/ @KMSzpara @Naamenism @R_Emrys @RashidDarden, 6pm
Moderator: @TheRotund
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Flora McLachlan, contemporary Wales based artist, illustrator and printmaker inspired by nature and folklore #womensart
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When will people learn to stop messing with cursed ruins? The Lovecraft Reread dives into the cautionary Mythos tale, Premee Mohamed’s (@premeesaurus) “The Adventurer’s Wife” tor.com/2018/04/04/you-still…
All of these picks look scrumptious. Of @R_Emrys Deep Roots, I will only hint: What if it was a fight between Deep Ones and Mi-Go and Ghouls??? Plus, you know, serious adult great writing and thoughtful themes too, and Ghouls. xitter.gq/tordotcom/status/98118…
Columnist Liz Bourke (@hawkwing_lb) on 6 books she's looking forward to in 2018, from @R_Emrys @re_stearns @ArsenaultRivera @theodoragoss @kuangrf and @tashadrinkstea tor.com/2018/04/03/sleeps-wi…
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In 1999, the movie Dick (about Nixon) came out, and it didn’t stop playing at this drive-in theater all year long
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Oh my god. Amazon is paying $1 billion to adapt the Cixin Liu science-fiction trilogy. Guys. I’m hyperventilating xitter.gq/VanityFair/status/9787…
Amazon’s reportedly dropping $1 billion for a TV show to rival Game of Thrones vntyfr.com/jnJg1Rt
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My wife Ivy found this image waiting for her this morning via FB Memories. It's from seven years ago, when our daughter Fish was six, and was given her very first computer lab assignment. This is what she brought home, stained with the tears of her teacher. #RaisedOnHorror
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🦑I cannot conceive how a thoughtful man can be happy. There is nothing in the universe to live for & unless one can dismiss thought & speculation, he will be engulfed by the immensity of creation. He can amuse himself with religion or other pablum to reality-HPL ltr Oct 1916🦑
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Congratulations! This is amazing and wonderful, and I'm sure he or she said at the moment of discovery, "Well, Nick, where've you been all these years? And did you bring back that beer you lumbering mammals promised us?"
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On today's Lovecraft Reread, @AnneMPillsworth & I cover @RAKaelin's beautiful & creeptastic "Mnemeros." ow.ly/f5Do30j5yp3
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Just finished @RAKaelin's "Mnemeros," maybe the single creepiest story I've covered for the Lovecraft Reread. Now have to go *write up* its amazing creepiness.
It's in Dreams From the Witch House, of course--still the best by far of the anthologies I've picked up for the Reread.
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Tonight's worldbuilding is the fun part: what everyone eats. This time around it's mid-Atlantic foodways in 2084. Comfort meals are full of the fermented & preserved stuff your parents learned to make in the 40s blackouts. No such thing as a weed--did you know kudzu is edible?
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Which reminds me that I've been meaning to do a mini award eligibility post. Mini because only two things: Winter Tide came out in April, & the Lovecraft Reread is eligible for Best Related Work. xitter.gq/seananmcguire/status/9…
And on that note: WINTER TIDE, by @R_Emrys, is eligible for Best Novel, and it deserves your attention so much. It is a transcendent jewel of a book. It moved me so much, and I want it to have the wider audience that comes with just appearing on the ballot.
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The #Lovecraft Reread digs deep into the Mythos' past with Clark Ashton Smith’s “Ubbo-Sathla” tor.com/2018/03/07/honor-thy…
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This week in the Lovecraft Reread, a "Pilgrim" passes along Tablets of hope-destroying TRUTH in Algernon Blackwood's "The Man Who Found Out": tor.com/2018/02/21/you-wish-…
