Indigenous Fiction #3 steve beai's 'In Lopez Canyon' has the protagonist finding he canpredict the immediate future. He takes up with a hostess in Las http://www.revup.btinternet.co.uk/mags/if03.htm
Extractions: In issue 3 of Indigenous Fiction Sherry Decker makes it clear where she's aiming the magazine. Her editorial is a chunk of advice on starting to write a novel. Mainstream fiction predominates here, though there's genre work too, and poetry. The poetry is less consistent than the fiction, however my favourites being 'The Night-Hag's Embrace' by Douglas M. Stokes, in which a traditional demon is given a new twist, and 'Glass Holes' by Steve Dimeo, who uses subtle parallels to evoke the sorrow of disease-wrought changes in a loved one. A. Del Vento's 'Watching You' is a story about an obsessive observer who witnesses the comings and goings of a doctor he suspects of murder, and persuades his sister-in-law to consult him in order to find out more. Unfortunately she falls under the doctor's spell and our hero fears for her life. Despite the jarring second-person narration, this kept me guessing to the end. After an unpromising beginning, 'The Good Trip' by Mark Rich becomes a moving tale of transcendence. A curious malady is afflicting people, allowing them to read minds; the consensus view is that it's the result of an alien invasion. Then the main character finds he's caught the bug.
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Interactive Chris Abbey Michael A. Arnzen Ann Austin Blythe Ayne Clive Barker Diane BarsottiniSteve beai Edward P. Berglund Edwina Berkman Michael Berry Chris Bevard http://www.horrorseek.com/horror/dsparks/interactive/links.htm
1999 Every Dead Thing by John Connolly. King Rat by China Mieville. Widow's Walk bySteve beai. Wither by JG Passarella (winner). Every Dead Thing King Rat Wither. http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/years/1999.htm
Extractions: British Fantasy Society The Amber Citadel by Freda Warrington Bag of Bones by Stephen King (winner) Bodyguard of Lightning by Stan Nicholls Communion Blood by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson Dark Cities Underground by Lisa Goldstein A Deepness in the Sky by Vernor Vinge The Descent by Jeff Long The Divinity Student by Michael Cisco Dragonshadow by Barbara Hambly Grimm's Last Fairytale by Haydn Middleton Indigo by Graham Joyce Inhuman Beings by Jerry Jay Carroll The Legion of Thunder by Stan Nicholls The Marriage of Sticks by Jonathan Carroll Minions of the Moon by Richard Bowes Mnemosyne's Kiss by Peter J Evans Safe as Houses by Carol Anne Davis The Sea Came in at Midnight by Steve Erickson Sea Dragon Heir by Storm Constantine Shelter by Chaz Brenchley Singer from the Sea by Sheri S Tepper The Sultan of the Moon and Stars by Tom Arden The Swordsman's Oath by
What's On Board - The FREE Newsletter From Horror World Some of LWP's new releases include DARK RHYTHMS The Selected Short Fiction of SteveBeai, THE SUBTLE TIES THAT BIND A new collection by David Niall Wilson http://pluto.spaceports.com/~mot/wob4.htm
Extractions: WHAT'S ON BOARD website WHAT'S ON BOARD - The FREE newsletter from Horror World Issue 4 Date : Friday 15th March 2002 In this issue EDITORIAL NEW FROM HORROR WORLD HORROR WORLD MESSAGE BOARD ROUND UP FOCUS ON : TWILIGHT SHOWCASE YOU WRITE EDITORIAL It's pretty scary doing this regular newsletter and maintaining the website. I have to be sure that one thing doesn't overpower or indeed destroy the need for the other. Horror World is definitely the easiest. The boards run themselves and everything else falls into place as time allows. The newsletter however is terrifying! Each fortnight being faced with a blank screen fills me with dread and as I faced preparing the 4 th issue I thought "My God! I've nothing to say, no ideas, I can't do it!" I couldn't even make something up as I'm not a fiction writer. Fortunately as with the first three issues, ideas and words soon began to flow and soon issue 4 began to take some sort of shape. So far there are 180 subscribers and no one has actually written to me yet asking to leave or saying that it stinks, so I suppose it must be okay. Combining this with the news items and feedback I have had helps the blank spaces get filled and I have to admit that once I get going I enjoy doing it. See you for issue 5 which at the moment is a blank documentÂ…..
ISFDB Author Directory (B) Beachcroft. SJ Beadle, Peter Beagle, Peter S. Beagle. George Beahm, SteveBeai, CA Beal. James Benjamin Beal, Ardern Beaman, Emeric Hulme Beaman. http://orifice.org/isfdb/DIR_B.html
Terror Tales Online Following Terror Tales Online's collaboration with HorrorWorld we arepleased to link up to the live chat room they have going there. http://www.terrortales.co.uk/terrortalk.htm
Extractions: Following Terror Tales Online's collaboration with HorrorWorld we are pleased to link up to the live chat room they have going there. More boards are being added all the time - always check back to see which new talents have been given their own space! We are always willing to add more boards on if you think you deserve one - just email john.b.ford@btinternet.com for more info. John Simon In addition we are planning incorporate the use of messenger services to enable you all to interact a little more. Look below to see if Simon or John are online and try sending them a message. We hope to build pages with these auto-detect buttons to let you know when you come to Terror Tales who is available to talk and who isn't.! Have fun! = hot board! = recently added = just plain evil = coming soon Worldwide Small Press - a general board for the posting of any comments, thoughts or questions you might have.
