Author: SGJ

for The Only Good Indians. Thanks, Tracy:

No time to thumbnail/preview them (running out the door, in Houston, it’s raining instead of snowing and it’s December, feels like the world’s upside down, and I’m late to a thing to boot…), but here’s some recent ones I caught on Twitter that I’m super honored to have sneaked onto:

• http://raforallhorror.blogspot.com/2019/12/beckys-top-20-horror-for-libraries-of.html
• https://nightworms.com/blogs/news/the-n

Reprint of a thing I did . . . in 2017, maybe? Very cool of the very cool Transmotion to run it:

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This one just keeps getting made, doesn’t it? Anyway, being not just a not-fan of cult horror, but considering it kind of my custom-made nemesis, I was kind of blindsided by this one a bit. Will link a very even-handed review below, but, for anybody who likes the message here, maybe not the wrapper? I suggest one of the more amazing stories from last year, Kelly Robson’s “What Gentle Women Dare,” over at Uncanny, which just keeps on with the amazingnes…

This paste-in isn’t going to be as bulletpoint-neat as before, with quotation marks and titles. But that’s just because I skipped a month of posting these, so they kind of built up, became a job. Anyway, for some reason some embeds create blank space right after them, which is kind of unkillable. Sorry for the weirdlookingness, and the occasional bulletpoint for what would seem to be no reason, but really that’s the only way to keep the link from trying, and …

Thanks to Terese Mailhot. An honor:

Live live live. Can’t show the cover yet, but . . . maybe before 2020? If not, then shortly thereafter.

Would say there’ll be a pack of them soon—more coming—but we all know werewolves travel in families, not packs:

As I, you know, always am: