“MRS. JEKYLL is a startling, unexpected reinvention of a 140-year-old tale that pays tribute to Deborah Orr’s remarkable life.” @mondyboy74.bsky.social reviews new work from Emma Glass https://t.co/Tf0zqEJToo
“The Sharp Cry of the Winterlarks” by @absenceofgravitas.bsky.social from @diabolicalplots.com, “The Deading Veil” by @rjaurand.bsky.social from @podcastle.org, and more short fiction recs from @mariahaskins.co https://t.co/Grf2K8P7Cs
Check out @Gabino_Iglesias’ review of THE BOATMAN by @alexgrecian.bsky.social: “Grecian is a master at keeping our attention as he plays with time, jumps across years, focuses on people we don’t know that well.” https://t.co/fwYTbe9SKw
“ICONS OF THE FANATSTIC should be owned by anyone interested in the history of fantastic art” Karen Haber reviews work edited by @davidbrinley & Amanda T. Zehnder https://t.co/jgxdjM2cIP
We had such a good time seeing everyone at WorldCon in LA, so we want to see all of you at World Fantasy in October!! We'll be on our home turf, so come find us!
Oct 22-25, Oakland CA | https://t.co/ytlfMSfIOl
Locus Magazine will be at LitQuake Small Press Book Fair!
You can find us at the Yerba Buena Gardens in SF from 11a-4p on Sunday, October 4.
There will be some amazing literary events taking place in the gardens simultaneously.
https://t.co/hVu5nabBki
“CARRY ME TO MY GRAVE is Golden at his best: gripping, dark, and full of both supernatural horror and heart” @Gabino_Iglesias reviews new work from @cgolden.bsky.social https://t.co/rMeXw4OpOY
Alexandra Pierce reviews CODE AND CODEX by Yoon Ha Lee: “This novel is magnificent and I hope it finds many readers who will engage with its themes of censor¬ship and totalitarianism and human possibility.” https://t.co/sTbhck23n9