I submitted my new "Collecting the Modern Macabre" article a week or so ago for the upcoming issue of the annual Weird Fiction Review, coming later this year from Centipede Press. The last one -- appearing a few months ago, in Feb. 2020 -- on Karl Edward Wagner's small press, Carcosa, was a healthy 4500 words, and the previous one featuring Dark Harvest (in its prior mag home) was 2500 words...this new one's a massive 6500 words, a length the topic demanded. I shouldn't speak yet to its subject, but I do hope that for those who read WFR that you all enjoy it.
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Originally posted by Splync View PostIs he doing another one this year? I had thought it was an annual publication.
Either way, I look forward to reading it!Twitter: https://twitter.com/ron_clinton
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Picked up a bee hive this weekend. Fun times ahead with bee stings and honey.
Two days ago was my first experience (for probably 20+ years) with the sting part. Bugger flew right into my ear.
In about 5 seconds I went from calmly trying to get it away to swatting, tripping and falling, getting stung, it falling down my collar, and then ripping off my shirt and running into the house...My neighbors saw most of that. :-)Looking for the fonting of youth.
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Nothing to see here!Ok, I really can't come up with anymore of these stupid things...
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostPicked up a bee hive this weekend. Fun times ahead with bee stings and honey.
Two days ago was my first experience (for probably 20+ years) with the sting part. Bugger flew right into my ear.
In about 5 seconds I went from calmly trying to get it away to swatting, tripping and falling, getting stung, it falling down my collar, and then ripping off my shirt and running into the house...My neighbors saw most of that. :-)
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostPicked up a bee hive this weekend. Fun times ahead with bee stings and honey.
Two days ago was my first experience (for probably 20+ years) with the sting part. Bugger flew right into my ear.
In about 5 seconds I went from calmly trying to get it away to swatting, tripping and falling, getting stung, it falling down my collar, and then ripping off my shirt and running into the house...My neighbors saw most of that. :-)
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostPicked up a bee hive this weekend. Fun times ahead with bee stings and honey.
Two days ago was my first experience (for probably 20+ years) with the sting part. Bugger flew right into my ear.
In about 5 seconds I went from calmly trying to get it away to swatting, tripping and falling, getting stung, it falling down my collar, and then ripping off my shirt and running into the house...My neighbors saw most of that. :-)
I'd love to have a bee hive, chicken coop, and every Suntup and CD lettered edition ever published.
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Originally posted by Martin View PostBut did they get it on video?
Originally posted by sholloman81 View PostHopefully, you were doing your best Chris Farley impression.
Originally posted by jeffingoff View PostI'm laughing WITH you. Not at you.
I'd love to have a bee hive, chicken coop, and every Suntup and CD lettered edition ever published.
I never expected to get a bee in my ear. Upon further research they seem to like ears and noses. I will be wearing my vail more often.Last edited by Ben Staad; 05-13-2020, 07:20 PM.Looking for the fonting of youth.
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Is that ANGEL'S INFERNO by William Hjortsberg still on schedule? I haven't ordered the Centipede, as I'm guessing it's sold out and I missed the boat, but I'm hoping that another publisher has the paperback rights as that is ONE BOOK that I'm looking forward to.Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Originally posted by njhorror View PostIs that ANGEL'S INFERNO by William Hjortsberg still on schedule? I haven't ordered the Centipede, as I'm guessing it's sold out and I missed the boat, but I'm hoping that another publisher has the paperback rights as that is ONE BOOK that I'm looking forward to.
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