Of Elsewhere
My two favorite fantasy authors, Diana Wynne Jones and C.S. Lewis, both sometimes write about what happens when (often frustrating) “normal” people are pulled unwillingly into fantastical worlds or situations, and how they cope, or, often, fail to; it’s almost a revenge fantasy, though with hope for redemption (hello to Eustace Scrubb, who almost deserved […]
I have designed covers and interiors for my own books and zines, and it’s far more fun than should be allowed: But this year, I got the chance to do the same for someone else, namely author Geraldine Harris / Geraldine Pinch (she uses the former name for fantasy and the latter for Egyptology; the […]
Warren Tusk and I have been friends and exchanged writing for more than a decade, and I remain enormously grateful not only for many intellectual exchanges but also for his feedback and encouragement as both of us find our way (at long last) into the world of traditional publishing. In the book this interview discusses […]
Today brings three very different book announcements of different kinds. First, Apocryphile Press is bringing out an audiobook of The Falling Tower on Audible, with an AI reader** (one imitating a British woman, to get Charles Williams’ accent in the right general part of the world)! I’m a written-word-preferring human myself, but I know audiobooks […]
For the rest of the year, I hope to release monthly zines in multiple formats. The ones planned for this year are all of February, and many of them will be in some form in the long February book that I hope to release toward the end of the year (or — just possibly — […]
As of last month, Apocryphile Press has brought out The Falling Tower (available as an ebook and a paperback on Amazon and elsewhere), my Charles Williams-inspired novel in which Charles Williams himself (or, at least, his postmortem poetic Voice) is a character. I am also — almost — a character, in that at least two […]
Of Elsewhere 