Blogs Posts on "Short Stories"
Reviewed Elsewhere [Vol. 2, #43] by The Englewood Review of Books on Nov 6, 2009tweetmeme_url = "http://erb.kingdomnow.org/reviewed-elsewhere-vol-2-43/"; tweetmeme_source = "tweetmeme"; The NY Review of Books Reviews Three Recent Books on Prisons http://www.nybooks.com/articles/23382 1. With approximately 2.3 million peo...
Erin’s Review: Notwithstanding, by Louis de Bernieres by Bookgeeks on Nov 5, 2009Miss Marple always maintained that her phenomenal capacity for solving complex crimes was down to the fact that she lived in a village; being in close proximity to a fairly small group of people in an insular community apparently having provided her...
Simon A’s Review: Wireless, by Charles Stross by Bookgeeks on Oct 21, 2009Charles Stross is nothing if not versatile – and for a reader who might be unsure whether they want to read the space opera of Singularity Sky and Iron Sunrise, or the much more human-scale horror of The Atrocity Archives and techno-thriller hi...
Scare yourself with Kelly Link’s Pretty Monsters by Bookhugger on Oct 13, 2009Nominated for a 2009 World Fantasy Award, this weird, wicked, spooky and delicious book of tall tales will keep you up all night. Read one of the stories here on Bookhugger. Related posts:Independent Bookseller of the Month: The Bookseller Crow on...
Growing up in Indiana Part Vl - Apple Harvest Time! by Outdoor Recreation Blog on Oct 7, 2009One of our favorite things to do when we were kids was to visit one of the local apple orchards in the fall of the year. Apples were being harvested, cider was being made, and local orchards were very busy with the many customers excited to pick th...
Damning With Faint Praise by Diary of a Mad Editor on Oct 1, 2009Editing a literary magazine is not always very much fun. What fun there is usually comes with that all-too-brief warm fuzzy feeling of satisfaction and pride the moment an issue is published. The rest of the time you are reading submissions from all...
The Loudest Sound and Nothing, by Clare Wigfall by Bookhugger on Sep 30, 2009Read the title story from Clare Wigfall's acclaimed short story collection, here on Bookhugger. Related posts:Trick Baby: an introductionTo the LimitRead an extract from Natural History, by Neil Cross...
The 13th Warrior Review Volume 7, Issue 13 is Online Now! by Diary of a Mad Editor on Sep 26, 2009Finally, after a whole summer of slacking-off, I was able to complete and publish the latest issue of The 13th Warrior Review. In this issue (if your inclined to take a look) is: Poetry by Genine Hanns, P.Q. Perron, Langston Kerman, Peter Layton, M...
The Stephen Fry effect by Bookhugger on Sep 10, 2009One tweet from Stephen Fry was all it took to send sales of David Eagleman's Sum: Forty tales from the afterlives soaring in to the heavens... Related posts:Congratulations to CanongateQ&A with Richard WilliamsWin a limited edition copy of The...
Killed Passages – by Deborah J Ledford by Second Wind Publishing on Sep 5, 2009I thought I would veer away from my Staccato series of articles to discuss my efforts in publishing and the editing machines I have encountered. Although I am fortunate to now have nine fiction short stories acquired by print publications, this journ...
