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Unnerving Magazine Special Stephen King Edition.
ByJSB
I have a story in this called “His Name is Love,” based on the Stephen King story, “The Man Who Loved Flowers.” Here is an excerpt. I’ve been asked to dinner a lot. I reek of dead flowers. I like men, even after everything that’s happened. I mean I like women more, but I don’t…

New Gig at Australian Writers Centre
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I’m teaching a Creative Writing Stage 1 Course, and Novel Writing Essentials Course at AWC – just finished the first couple of rounds—and although it’s early days, I’m already loving it. Lots of keen students, a fantastic curriculum for all levels, really great support, and a very effective online learning platform—which is a big plus….
Catapult to publish “Lifeline” in Tiny Nightmares
ByJSB
Thrilled to announce that my new flash fiction story, “Lifeline,” will be published some time next year by Catapult Press.

In conversation with Alan Baxter, author of the Gulp, and the Fall, as part of Sydney Writers’ Festival
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Very excited about this event to be held at Merrigong Theatre Company as part of the SWF, live and local program. Alan and I will chat about his new book, The Fall, which is a wild weird cosmic horror set in the remote and deeply unpleasant town of Gulpepper. You can get an intro to…
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“It had been a very bad night. The rain was blasting away and the wipers and lights were hardly worth the trouble. It had been a sudden rain and I had failed to check the weather report. That had been stupid of me. It should have been a priority. I was considering this bit of…

Caught on the web
ByJSB
Submitting opportunity at Tor.: The mighty Vincenzo Bilof on This Is Horror. William Vandenburg’s Punctures at Pank The human body is generous. The hole healed over. In our remaining months, he referred to it as a puncture. I disagreed with him. I said that a puncture only goes in one side. A hole is all…