Stephen Graham Jones

Have had this happen before. It’s freaky. Wasn’t on a grill but a pan. Snake came up high, and kind of struck in a blind, headless way. This would have been about 1989, though. Didn’t have a videocamera in my pocket.

James Roday’s Gravy is one of the very, very good ones, I mean. Right up there with Murder Party, even. Fingers crossed this is more of the same:

Very excited. What would really be cool was if this update found a way to do some version of “It’s a Good Life.” But, too, looks like there’s plenty of cool already going on:

One in-hand, one soon to be:

• the Guran (Mapping the Interior): https://www.amazon.com/Years-Best-Dark-Fantasy-Horror-ebook/dp/B07HGBQ33K/
• the Boop (“Stands Twice and the Magpie Man”): https://www.amazon.com/Straight-Outta-Deadwood-David-Boop/dp/148148432X

Too, I keep all these covers, most with links, over on the Anthos page.

And, case you maybe missed them, the two just before this, which is the same thing: one in-(my)hand, one on the way:…

The culmination of many years of wishing, for me. Seems it was about a year and a half, maybe two years ago that I was on the road somewhere and happened to actually READ one of my junk emails, which turned out to be about coming concerts in Denver, and: Bob Seger was coming to town. I was buying tix a few minutes later—and paying more for them than I’ve paid for some trucks I’ve own…

This is my kind of post:

All I’d add—well, not ‘all,’ but one I’d for-sure add would be that monster’d out El Camino from Little Evil:

Also, I guess, no surprise that El Caminos lodge in the old memory banks, seeing as how that’s the key car in Mongrels:

Also, now that I’m halfway thinking on it, what about th…

Honored to have Mongrels be part of Summer Scares. Full press release here:

That original Fantastic Four cover? It’s now Weird Fiction Review #9, with Caitlín Kiernan, Victor LaValle, Laird Barron, and, flaming-on, me:

Collect them all: