#GestaltRealTimeReviewing & Nemonymous, Weirdmonger, The Last Balcony, Dabbling with Diabelli, Man Too Mean To Be Me, Gauche Stories, The Ghosthunter….
Me and my elbows in 1959…
And it is the terraced housing behind me that bears the second face.
DF Lewis (1948 -)
Published Writer, Publisher of others & Fiction Reviewer
Amateur Photographer (iPhone)
Main site: https://t.co/hkI0blxCbH
Scenic photos: https://t.co/UYzgRSFeL1
Nonscenic photos: https://t.co/TMPlAtPIW8
Creator of two Facebook Groups: ‘Artistic Photos of Elbows and Elbow Shapes’ and ‘Classical Music, new and old, for the innocent ear’.
‘Nemonymous’ Wikipedia: https://t.co/EBFMrL036o
THE CRISIS
“Some people associated the iGhetti with Dark Matter; some with the banking crisis of the late Noughties.”
…a major SF story of our times written from if not in the past, where I associate its astral jelly called iGhetti with Brautigan’s ‘iDeath’ of the 1970s,…
The root of the Booker winning novel?
Here is my detailed Gestalt Real-Time Review in 2017 of the M. John Harrison story collection: YOU SHOULD COME WITH ME NOW
@commapress
https://t.co/oLoQGSGUzx
I attended the World SF convention in 1979 in Brighton. Who else did, reading this?
I recall M. John Harrison attended it, too; he was already a known author.
THE SHADOW’S DEPARTURE (2009) by Travis K. Weltman
This Weltman story is a highly effective, stylistically Ligottian story.
#ThomasLigotti
https://t.co/luxTSRo6U1
This is most definitely a great work of art.
The cover by David Rix for a book very shortly to be published by Eibonvale Press.
My final fiction work ABANDONED WORDS, newly written in 2024.
More details later. Very exciting for me.
“Des is an old man now, something he acknowledges with characteristic candour on his blog. Time, which plays such tricks on the narrator of my story…”
Above is an extract from a blog post today from Andy Kirby that has made my day! —
https://t.co/lpo5mfzSU7
“…if x is not done by y, then x will have to be done in z… […] …legs and arms splayed across the rails in a rough equivalent of an X.” -HOW TO KILL AN HOUR by A.J. Kirby (NEMONYMOUS, Cone Zero, 2008)
My revisit to this story: https://t.co/8FzIn2tOm6
@ajkirbyauthor