Mythic Delirium 25 preview, part 3
Mike Allen / September 30th, 2011 / No Comments »Daniel Trout’s moody illustration for Florence Major’s poem “Joseph Carey Merrick.”
Read More »Daniel Trout’s moody illustration for Florence Major’s poem “Joseph Carey Merrick.”
Read More »Paula Friedlander’s illustration for Jessica Wick’s poem “Nobody’s Song.”
Read More »Today ends up being a double-poem day. My poem “Surviving Wonderland” popped up today at the new issue of Stone Telling, which just went live. It’s a delicious looking issue, focused on myth in storytelling, with contributions by Yoon Ha Lee, Delia Sherman, Amal El-Mohtar,
Read More »Paula Friedlander’s illustration for Sonya Taaffe’s poem “The Description of a Wish.”
Read More »Just a reminder to folks that you have until Oct. 1 (this coming Saturday) if you want to submit poems to be considered for Mythic Delirium 26. Guidelines are here. I haven’t been as ruthlessly efficient this reading period as I was with the last
Read More »The third issue of the new zine Fantastique Unfettered has just become available, and it features a long interview with me about all sorts of writing-and-editing related things. Much to my delight, this isn’t the end of my interaction with Fantastique Unfettered. The next issue
Read More »My poem “Carrington’s Ferry,” the newest in my Disturbing Muses series, has sold to Strange Horizons. Good news to start the day with!
Read More »I received word this morning that my poem “The Vigil,” dedicated to Nicole Kornher-Stace (and one of the last unsold poems in the “Claire-dare” series) has sold to Amal El-Mohtar and Jessica Wick at Goblin Fruit, and will appear in their Fall 2012 issue. Most
Read More »I learned something today that leaves me especially tickled. As a part of the “Mike Allen feature” in issue 4 of Fantastique Unfettered, the zine is reprinting my science fiction novelette “Stolen Souls.” Whatever flaws it may have, this piece holds a lot of sentimental
Read More »My poem “The Shadow Train” has appeared in Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine issue 6, which is now available at Amazon.com. It’s a curious place for it to end up, as it’s not particularly Sherlockian — it’s about railroad fatalities and ghosts. On the other hand,
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