I didn’t set out to be a writer. I was raised by a single mother, putting herself through grad school typing up other students’ papers for them back when typing skills were rare enough to make this a feasible way …
Tag Archives: Catherynne M. Valente
Heliotrope Issue 5 Contributors
Lou Anders is an 2008/2007 Hugo Award nominee, 2007 Chesley Award nominee and 2006 World Fantasy Award nominee, and is the editorial director of Prometheus Books’ science fiction imprint Pyr, as well as the anthologies Fast Forward 2 (Pyr, October …
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Also tagged Bryan Talbot, Chris Roberson, Hal Duncan, Heliotrope Issue 5, Lou Anders, Neil Gaiman, Paul S. Kemp, Rhys Hughes
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Heliotrope Issue 4 Contributors
Ian R MacLeod has been writing in and around the area of what he still likes to think of as speculative and fantastic fiction for many years. He’s published five novels and three short story collections, has been widely anthologised …
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The Devil and Ms. V by Catherynne M. Valente
I firmly believe that one of the circles of hell consists of a single endless undergraduate poetry workshop. They are harrowing by intent and design, so it should be unsurprising that your humble narrator was scarred by one or two …
Pasiphae’s Machine by Catherynne M. Valente
Pasiphae’s Machine by Catherynne M. Valente…
Heliotrope Issue 1 Contributors
R. Scott Bakker divides his time between writing philosophy and fantasy, and often has trouble distinguishing one from the other. He is the author of The Prince of Nothing, an epic fantasy trilogy consisting of The Darkness that Comes Before …
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Also tagged Edward Morris, Heidi Wessman Kneale, Heliotrope Issue 1, Jeff VanderMeer, Michael Colangelo, R. Scott Bakker, Samantha Henderson
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