Vandal: Stories of Damage by JS Breukelaar, Aaron Dries, Kaaron Warren

VANDAL drops

Byadmin February 26, 2023February 26, 2023

Vandal: Stories of Damage, dropped on Tuesday 21 Feb! Live launch to come but you can look at some of the Facebook Event activity here.

Thank you to Crystal Lake Publishing, and to Team V: Aaron Dries and Kaaron Warren. And to all the readers and fans out there who are buying and raving about the book. For the moment when this happened. And as a special thanks to Aussie readers, happy to send out a signed copy. Just DM me! XO

A woman inherits a set of cards commemorating death scenes, and is drawn into the same obsession that destroyed her family…

Bitter lovers are forced into a nightmarish rite of passage in the wake of a natural disaster in the Samoan jungle… A struggling artist makes a pact with a demon, unleashing a curse that refuses to die with the flesh… Three terrifying novellas from Australia’s premier horror writers.

Weird Interview drops at Entropy Magazine.

ByJSB January 9, 2015January 26, 2015

Gabino Iglesias, writer, interviewer, reviewer, world-record breaking reader, hit me up over at Entropy Magazine with some Big Questions.

How to write a novel in 90 days: T= – 6

ByJSB August 4, 2015August 6, 2015

Later start than I would have liked for reasons not so much sleep related, but because we watched the recording of True Detective Ep7 “Black Maps and Hotel Rooms” when we got home after going to dinner. I really can’t see what getting Ray and Ani together will do for the story, and I can…

Alfred Kubin’s illustration for Der Orchardeengartin

ByJSB July 16, 2014January 8, 2015

Another illustration from Der Orchareengarten by the great Alfred Kubin, who wrote the surrealist novel, The Other Side (Die Andere Seite) in 1908, which he also illustrated (below) adapting some of the drawings he’d prepared for Gustav Meyrink’s Der Golem when Meyrink hit a snag. Kind of like when the money for the Halo movie…

Launch of Alan Baxter’s ‘Bound’

ByJSB July 11, 2014

Alan Baxter goes one on one with Margo Lanagan about brain vomit, gargoyle sex and the art of the warrior writer. In addition to buying Alan’s book, I caught up with a bunch of people, and met Margo Lanagan for the first time. “Singing My Sister Down” is possibly one of the great stories of…

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…

AWP EVENT: LEFT BANK BOOKS on MARCH 1.

ByJSB February 19, 2014

This is where a bunch of us will be reading at AWP.

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