Next month sees the release of Battle In The Dawn: The Complete Hok the Mighty by Manly Wade Wellman. Published by the very wonderful Plane...

Some more nice words about my S&S Mythos tale The Song of Tussagaroth , which appeared in the October issue of Innsmouth Free Press , th...

A quick plug for my other blog, With Many Shades. As regular readers might know. With Many Shades is a listing of various online, and occasi...

My Celtic flavoured fantasy Thin Blood is currently available to read at Aurora Wolf . It's the first of what I hope will be a new seri...

Well, the New Year has begun and I think a lot of resolutions have already been broken. Not by me, though, since I didn't make any. One ...

The newest issue of Heroic Fantasy Quarterly is live and unleashed for your reading pleasure. Fiction Contents LORD OF THE BRASS HOST, by D...

And so we bid farewell to 2010. Here's hoping that the year treated you well and that 2011 will bring only good things in both your pers...

A quick plug for the excellent sf webzine Daily Science Fiction. Doing exactly what it says on the tin, DFS provides subscribers with new sf...

I've just received word that my short story Thin Blood has been accepted by Aurora Wolf and should be online this weekend. It's a C...

In an act which is probably best described as cultural barbarism, the UK government has cut the subsidy to the UK based book charity Booktru...

Some late breaking news: My short story "And Other Such Delights", which appeared in the excellent Beneath Ceaseless Skies earl...

Today I recieved the final edits for my short story, Forged in Heaven, Tempered in Hell , which features in the new Ricasso Press anthology ...

"I always advise people who want to write a fantasy or science fiction or romance to stop reading everything in those genres and star...

Some very kind words about The Song of Tussagaroth and Innsmouth Free Press from Deborah Walker at Skull Salad Reviews where she describe...

I must confess that I haven't read much by Gahan Wilson, which considering the quality of his writing is a terrible admission, but in my...