Here's a post I've been holding off on for a while now, I guess because bad news only becomes actual bad news at the point when you...

Not for the first time, I've been lax in keeping up with my short story news, and not for the first time that means I now have a couple...

The Door Beyond the Water is at its core another early tale, from the period when I was very much in the thrall of Lovecraft and Poe and M...

Another year, another Best Anthology Bram Stoker award nomination for top editor Eric J. Guignard , who I imagine as sitting right now i...

I should probably be saying something about Nine Worlds here, but I'm still recovering, so let's come back to that one when my Con...

Not an Oscar. What a pleasure to get home last night to the news that not one but two anthologies I was in last year have made the fina...

It's been a surprisingly good few weeks for short fiction sales, especially given that I haven't had a whole load of time to send s...

As much as I tried to be positive when I wrote my series of blog posts on the small press , the truth was that the articles came as much...

As much as I like writing about big mouthed thieves and grizzly bears fighting Nazi dolphins, every so often I get the itch to try and tackl...

Dark Tales: Now Kindley. With plenty going on and absolutely nothing at a stage I can say anything useful about, I thought I'd spend...

Or should that be Old Fiction Out ? After all, The Door Beyond the Water , just out in the Dark Tales of Lost Civilisations anthology from...

I mentioned a few posts back that I had my first story commission recently, when editor Eric Guignard approached me about his forthcoming D...

Of the many neat writer things I always assumed would only happen to other people - presumably people who either were or were closely akin t...