September 2008

Reviewer Michele Lee has nice things to say about Murky Depths #5 over at The Fix, and gives a run down of all the stories. One part in particular caught my eye:
Short, but no less disturbing, “A Gland Enterprise” by Bill Ward fits the theme by presenting us with people caught long ago on [...]

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Today marks my sixth straight appearance over at Every Day Fiction — how time flies when you’re writing flash! As a sort of half-year round-up I’ve put together this list of my stories, each with a little summary. Check them out!

So far I’ve published sci-fi, fantasy, and horror flash, in styles both straightforward and surreal. [...]

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It’s funny how the colours of the like real world only seem really real when you viddy them on the screen.

Title: A Clockwork Orange
Author: Anthony Burgess
Genre: Dystopian Science Fiction/Satire
Year: 1962

O my brothers, viddy well this like review of a horrorshow dobby book called A Clockwork Orange, written by this real oomny chelloveck Anthony Burgess. In [...]

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The drug hit him like an express train, a white-hot column of light mounting his spine from the region of his prostate, illuminating the sutures of his skull with x-rays of short-circuited sexual energy. His teeth sang in their individual sockets like tuning forks, each one pitch-perfect and clear as ethanol. His bones, beneath the [...]

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Just back from Dragoncon and “Holy Crap!” doesn’t even begin to cover it. I’m still a bit footsore, a bit sleep-deprived, and a bit overwhelmed by it all — but what a fantastic experience. The Con was a massive convergence of all things sci-fi, fantastical, horrific, and just plain . . . other. Massive throngs [...]

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