Ian Watson is a British science fiction and horror writer who’s published a wide range of books and short stories over his long, successful career. I first discovered him upon reading his short story “Happy Hour” in one of my favorite anthologies, The Mammoth Book of Haunted House Stories. I found it to be a […]
– Extraído de Jack Kerouac, Poems All Sizes (Introduction by Allen Ginsberg), City Lights Books, San Francisco, 1992, p. 165 | Traducción de Juan Arabia | Buenos Aires Poetry, 2019. – – “Long Island Chinese Poem Rain” Los años se apresuran Las lluvias otoñales caen sobre mi toldo Mis logros no significan nada para mí […]
During his long and prolific career, Robert Bloch produced top notch fiction in multiple genres including horror, crime, pulp and science fiction. Born in Chicago, IL in 1917, he became enraptured by the stories he found in Weird Tales Magazine and began a correspondence with legendary horror writer, H.P. Lovecraft. Receiving encouragement from Lovecraft to […]
Investigadora y profesora mexicana. Licenciada en Lengua Extranjera por la Universidad Madero (UMAD), Maestra en Literatura Mexicana por la Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) y Doctora en Literatura Hispanoamericana por la misma institución. Ha sido docente en la BUAP y en el Bachillerato Internacional 5 de Mayo (BUAP). Ha colaborado en publicaciones para la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana UAM […]
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Born in Wales in 1863, Arthur Machen went on to become an acclaimed writer. His stories have proven highly influential down the decades, especially to prominent horror and weird tale writers such as H.P. Lovecraft, Ramsey Campbell and Stephen King. What follows is a look into an assortment of his works I recently read. STORIES: […]
Originally posted on Agyani’s Stories: The person speaking to me in my head seems to be dancing. I can make that out from the warm inflections of her voice – a tell-tale sign of someone hopping about and singing aloud. Perhaps she’s happy that I got smitten by her bewitching cadence and gave in…
Righteous rebels devouring fast food for knowledge Forming systematic methods of slow suicides by reading headlines as speeches by reading speeches as laws The excitement of a person also reveals their insecurities hidden behind their energies that dismiss the calm of their voice The louder the sound the fickle the idea behind the thought No…
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I received a review copy from the publisher. This does not affect the contents of my review and all opinions are my own. Missing Person by Sarah Lotz Mogsy’s Rating: 3.5 of 5 stars Genre: Mystery, Thriller Series: Stand Alone Publisher: Mulholland Books (September 3, 2019) Length: 480 pages Author Information: Website | Twitter A mystery-thriller that’s more mystery than thrills, Missing […]
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“Though my soul may set in darkness, it will rise in perfect light; I have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night.” – Sarah Williams Fear. It comes in all shapes and sizes. At times it paralyzes you, making it impossible to act or even utter a single word. Other times, […]
Have you submitted a poem to the Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest only to be disappointed by rejection? Well, if so, here’s your chance to show your stuff. The contest committee is teaming up with poetrynight to present Boynton Bouncers. Boynton Bouncers will be held at the Bellingham Alternative Library on Monday, August 12, 2019, […]
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Have you submitted a poem to the Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest only to be disappointed by rejection? Well, if so, here’s your chance to show your stuff. The contest committee is teaming up with poetrynight to present Boynton Bouncers. Boynton Bouncers will be held at the Bellingham Alternative Library on Monday, August 12, 2019, […]
via call for bouncers — The Poetry Department . . . aka The Boynton Blog
Have you submitted a poem to the Sue C. Boynton Poetry Contest only to be disappointed by rejection? Well, if so, here’s your chance to show your stuff. The contest committee is teaming up with poetrynight to present Boynton Bouncers. Boynton Bouncers will be held at the Bellingham Alternative Library on Monday, August 12, 2019, […]
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“Chinese proverbs” “A wise man makes his own decisions; an ignorant man follows the public opinion.” “If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow.” “A bit of fragrance clings to the hand that gives flowers.” “He who asks is a fool for […]
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Phil Slattery, Writer, Publisher 