Writing for Booklist, Terrence Miltner recently got their hands on Marie Vibbert’s forthcoming novel, Galactic Hellcats, and had nothing but good things to say. “Prolific short story writer Vibbert’s debut novel is a fun, fast-paced, girl-gang romp that introduces a… Read More ›
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Solution by Brian Evenson
Over on Twitter the inimitable Paul Jessup recently said that a bad review focuses on the reader’s expectations, not the quality of the book. When perusing short fiction on Tor.com, I came across a story by Brian Evenson with this… Read More ›
Queen of None? Wrong! Queen of Hearts, with Natania Barron
Author extraordinaire Natania Barron discusses all things Arthurian on this excellent podcast with Sanchi and Ashvni. Enjoy a listen here! https://open.spotify.com/episode/1o15c0DcdUt6sMMa6Poq5f?si=Uc2Pk6PtTge7fxo3y51dDw&utm_source=native-share-menu&fbclid=IwAR0SYpCMs0NNoY5qjhjwf1Hm16uw68vseaSB8oYsEagRX9gOhFwpYc3GbQk&nd=1 Click the image below to pick up your copy today!
Join Marie Vibbert for an Author Reading and Interview on 2/23!
Space Cowboy Books is hosting the fabulous Marie Vibbert to showcase her debut novel, Galactic Hellcats. Register for the event and then reserve your copy today!
Philip K. Dick’s A Maze of Death Hides an Unsettling Prediction of the Future in Mystery and Mayhem.
A Maze of Death, or Amaze of Death? I thought as I scrolled through lists of classic science fiction novels. After reading Philip K. Dick’s introduction, which clearly states that he had done his homework when establishing the theology that… Read More ›
Natania Barron’s Twitter is Full of Fabric History Deep Dives
Interested in the term “Chintzi” or perhaps the fabric that bears it’s name? Generally interested in historical fabrics and dress and clothing designs? Interested in seeing how colonialism changed the way people made cloth and wore cloth to express their… Read More ›
On A Peculiar Kind of Immigrant Story
Sergio Troncoso writes deeply personal fiction, confessional stories, with characters that are close to his own biography. Most of his narrators and main characters begin somewhere around El Paso, born to hard-working Mexican immigrant parents. The fathers are often aptly-described:… Read More ›
Cover Reveal: Velocity Blues
The race across the Chicago skyline starts June 15th, 2021.
Paul Jessup’s January Short Story Roundup
January, and oh what a year it’s been so far. It’s hard to just sit back and talk about reading and the wonders of short stories, isn’t it? What with the world being what it is, and everything in constant… Read More ›
Hugo Eligibility Time is Nigh
Over here at Vernacular Books, we had an amazing 2020, despite all the horrors of the world unfolding upon everyone in every other aspect of our lives. Our first books launched successfully, found some readers, and some amazing reviews. Since… Read More ›