Another Wonderful Review...
Mar. 31st, 2008 07:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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xterminal, for Bent Under Night (my second collection of poetry)--you can find the review here (http://xterminal.livejournal.com/678374.html). For those who are interested in being hooked up with copies, meanwhile, please be aware that (as with Dust Radio) you can always contact me directly, through here, or elsewhere. I'm actually happy to report that I'm running quite low on personal copies of Words Written Backwards, which amazes and chuffs me in the extreme...the rest can be ordered directly from Prime Books/Wildside Press, and please do do that, if you're so inclined--every tiny little bit helps, in terms of enabling me to continue writing off large chunks of my income by pretending to be a "professional" writer.;)
Also, a heart-felt apology to Michael Colangelo, for me not mentioning him in my Ad Astra run-down; he's another of those Rising Voices of New Canadian Horror, and all of y'all should check out his sweet editing on The Harrow webzine before submitting your own stuff there, if you have some--it's a fine venue, and has just recently reached the attention of people like Ellen Datlow. So flood it!
xterminal, for Bent Under Night (my second collection of poetry)--you can find the review here (http://xterminal.livejournal.com/678374.html). For those who are interested in being hooked up with copies, meanwhile, please be aware that (as with Dust Radio) you can always contact me directly, through here, or elsewhere. I'm actually happy to report that I'm running quite low on personal copies of Words Written Backwards, which amazes and chuffs me in the extreme...the rest can be ordered directly from Prime Books/Wildside Press, and please do do that, if you're so inclined--every tiny little bit helps, in terms of enabling me to continue writing off large chunks of my income by pretending to be a "professional" writer.;)Also, a heart-felt apology to Michael Colangelo, for me not mentioning him in my Ad Astra run-down; he's another of those Rising Voices of New Canadian Horror, and all of y'all should check out his sweet editing on The Harrow webzine before submitting your own stuff there, if you have some--it's a fine venue, and has just recently reached the attention of people like Ellen Datlow. So flood it!
