Gone to print!
I’ll be reading from American Monster at Stories Books in Echo Park on Feb 24, with a dauntin line-up that includes Ben Loory and John Skip. And then, as part of AWP, at Left Bank Books on March 1.
Details and links to follow.
As far as reality goes, the Novella is digging its spiky heels in as I near the end. Sorry, honey, you got the heels, I got the paddle and if you don’t get on with ending your sorry ass, I’m gonna spank it!
Thrilled to have been asked to contribute a story to States of Terror II—inspiring company like Stephen Graham Jones, Karen Joy Fowler, Bradley Sands, Zach Wentz and a bunch of others I don’t yet know about. Coming out in June, I think.
Collision: Stories—J.S. Breukelaar in conversation with Angela Slatter, at Kinokuniya RSVP now → When: Thursday, 28 March 2019, 6 pm – 8 pmWhere: Books Kinokuniya Sydney, Level 2, The Galeries 500 George Street (opposite QVB) Sydney NSW 2000 Tel: 02 9262-7996
Thanks to Lori Hettler of The Next Best Book Blog for including me in this. The room doesn’t have any windows unless you count the old kitchen window that once probably overlooked a vegetable garden and which now looks into a bathroom the slumlord added on later. We nailed this bulletin board over the window…
Bring me your dreams and your nightmares, your broken bunnies and inflatable friends, your pocket universes and hero’s gurneys and sentence fragments and eldritch ellipses. I promise to make you uncomfortable. Still time to sign up.
I wrote a piece on rejection inspired by a student who has, by way of their first rejection slip, joined our family of the damned. You can read it at Vol.1.Brooklyn, a great little lit mag taking lollipop steps all over the intersphere. For TW and RN.
Weird horror instilsl a kind of terror in the reader, but the kind of terror where the fever dream is not so much to defeat It, as to see It, touch It. Make It stick. Because without It, what are we?
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