A couple of years ago Jeff Vandermeer ran a series of blog posts called Conversations With the Bookless. The Conversations …Read the Rest
Archive for May, 2009
Conversations with the (not so) Bookless: Claude Lalumiere
Later this year, Claude Lalumière’s debut collection, Objects of Worship, will be released featuring twelve strange, eerie, sensual stories of …Read the Rest
Conversations with the (not so) Bookless: John Weagly
A couple of years ago Jeff Vandermeer ran a series of blog posts called Conversations With the Bookless. The Conversations …Read the Rest
Conversations with the Bookless: Fred Snyder
After spending his formative years in Youngstown, Fred Snyder escaped to greener pastures in central Ohio, where he earns rent …Read the Rest
Conversations with the Bookless: Andy Henion
Andy Henion is a former newspaper reporter, he has published dozens of stories in print and online publications including Spork, …Read the Rest
Of Awards, Publications and Delete Buttons
Last year, we launched the Spinetingler Awards. I wasn’t happy with the level of voter participation for the Best Short …Read the Rest
2009 Spinetingler Awards winners
Winners are Bolded New Voice Sharp Teeth, by Toby Barlow (Harper) The Price of Blood, by Declan Hughes (Morrow) Everybody …Read the Rest
Conversations with the Bookless: Clair Dickson
Clair Dickson’s reoccurring character, a PI named Bo Fexler, is described as “a sexy modern, fictional, female private eye who …Read the Rest
Conversations with the Bookless: Gabe Durham
Gabe Durham lives in Northampton, MA. His writings have appeared (or will appear) in Mid-American Review, Fourteen Hills, Daytrotter, Hobart, …Read the Rest
Conversations with the Bookless: Kieran Shea
Kieran Shea’s crime fiction has appeared in Word Riot, Thuglit, Pulp Pusher, Dogmatika, Demolition and in the transgressive noir bellwether, …Read the Rest
Conversations with the Bookless: Jake Hinkson
Jake Hinkson lives just outside of Washington, DC. His short fiction has appeared in A Twist Of Noir, Crooked, and …Read the Rest
