"I wondered if I would recognize death the way I recognized love. As something both surprising and inevitable. As a stranger I had somehow always known." - My story "Some Things About Love, Magic, and Terror" is online @QuarterlyWest. https://t.co/6FkEjpJ35q
😍 This dark short story kinda made me think of Hellboy or Monsters Inc if the monsters actually ate people. Oddly romantic(?)
#shortstory#gothic#Noirvember
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Y’all. My new story is out today in @BourbonPenn. It’s called “Innocence.” It contains an old Buick, a noirish skyline, and a whole lot of RC cola. Enjoy. https://t.co/i7pyzdV9r8
For example, @jeffreyford8 is in this one and Jeff is one of the best writers and teachers. You should probably subscribe right now so that you can read Jeff's story.
Love this cover and this magazine so much. Also, I have a story in this one. It's called "Innocence." So excited for it to be out there in the world, alongside so many other great writers.
So excited (in the usual awkward, good-thing-I’m-not-around-others-right-now-because-I’m-being-loud kind of way) that my story “On Snowflake-veined Wings” is in this issue too! With the wondrous word-maker @jeffreyford8!
So excited to have another of my cracked moon stories forthcoming in @BourbonPenn. The last one featured ninja zombie werewolf space pirates. This next one’s got trains that run on dreams and a society built on ritual sacrifice. Can’t wait to share. But I will. Because time.
Why aren't more people talking about the sublime Bridget Everett in SOMEBODY SOMEWHERE? Not to mention Jeff Hiller and Mary Catherine Garrison. Such a beautifully observed contemplation of the complicated mess of home and family. Not an ounce of saccharine. Just lovely