The New York Times Book Review has published my review of Carlos Fuentes’ Vlad.
“When rodents are being shoved down your pants, you know things aren’t going to end well.”
Still teaching at Shared Worlds, but I’d like to point out:
—There’s one week to vote in the Millions Award, for which I was a judge to select the finalists.
—I am the judge for an Omnidawn fiction chapbook contest that has a really great prize.
–Clockwork Phoenix has done a Kickstarter and needs extra funds to consolidate the great support for their project.
Jeff VanderMeer is a two-time winner, 12-time finalist for the World Fantasy Award as a fiction writer, editor, and publisher. The final novel in his Ambergris Cycle, Finch,was published in 2009 and was a finalist for the Locus Award, Nebula Award, and World Fantasy Award. The Steampunk Bible came out in 2011. Recent books coedited with his wife Ann include The Weird and The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities. His writer guide Booklife and associated Booklifenow website focus on sustainable creativity and he his currently working on a unique illustrated guide to writing entitled Wonderbook. His short fiction has appeared in Conjunctions, Library of America's American Fantastic Tales, and several year's best anthologies. He writes nonfiction for The Washington Post Book World, Omnivoracious, The New York Times Book Review, the B&N Review, the LA Times, The Guardian, and many others. He has lectured at MIT and the Library of Congress and helps run the Shared Worlds teen SF/Fantasy writing camp out of Wofford College. VanderMeer recently completed the first novel in the Southern Reach series, titled Annihilation. More...
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