Tobias Carroll’s Weird Primer up at Lit Hub

ByJSB July 22, 2015July 22, 2015

Tobias Carroll, Volume 1 Brooklyn founder, talked to some of us about weird stuff at Lit Hub.

Weird as F@#k Horror up at LitReactor

ByJSB June 30, 2016June 30, 2016

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?

Very excited…book party tomorrow.

Byadmin August 4, 2011

Went by and checked out the venue with a friend, who gave it three thumbs up. Yay! Still haven’t heard back about the nibbles, oh well. We may just have to order pizza. I’m looking forward to chilling with nearest and dearest, and I can honestly say, maybe for the first time in a while,…

Weird Fiction Review does American Monster

ByJSB February 18, 2015

This review dropped today. Unending thanks to Weird Fiction Review, a publication I’ve been following forever, and Seb Doubinsky (Goodbye Babylon, and most recently, White City) a writer I’ve been reading forever. That picture is out the window of the Surfliner between San Diego and LA, the ride that got it all started.

Blood under the bridge

ByJSB April 17, 2016April 19, 2016

Monday morning. Holy finish line. I could kiss my desk, which is almost clean enough to eat off again, now that I’ve scraped off all the blood. Barely a trace of the last three months left, and the bones are beginning to set. Feeling a twinge of wonder at having pushed through 4 part time…

Writing the Weird is back again at LitReactor – see you there.

ByJSB February 23, 2016

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.

October already?

ByJSB October 2, 2014October 2, 2014

Writing the Weird, over at LitReactor has wrapped for now. I dug it more than a little, thanks to one of the most inventive and crazy-enthusiastic groups I’ve had the privilege of working with. I read some great stuff—malevolent bees and addictive urinal cakes (because they’re blue) and ghost towns of the mind. It was…

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