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A Stolen Interview with Tim Hall

Right away, let me say that this interview is fake. For the real, and much more interesting interview between Tim Hall and Scott McClanahan, click here. Why fake an interview with Tim Hall? I’m procrastinating work on my current novel.

Tim Hall (TH): Your book is built around my two favorite themes of creative writing: [...]

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Not a loud lesbian nor a story of masturbation; how will I succeed?

As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ll be one of a great group of writers to read at Leela European Café on April 9th in Denver. I’ve done a few readings in the past, despite the live aspect being something writers don’t often get to experience. I’ve been lucky, I guess.
I am perhaps more [...]

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Otherworld Publications makes a couple smart moves

I probably don’t do enough promoting other writers here. I don’t know why. Perhaps I fear that any writers I mention will feel obligated to reciprocate kind words, while not necessarily having justification for such. So, for all the writers I mention here, you are free to slander my name without fear of any hostilities [...]

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De Kameel uit Marokko door Caleb J Ross (en vertaald door Mlaz Corbier)

Mlaz Corbier, well-read crazy man and all-around glorious inbastard, offered to translate my story, “The Camel of Morocco,” into Dutch (mainly for a university class, but I like to pretend my work is so captivating that it demands translation). I don’t read Dutch, so it is entirely possible that Mlaz may have turned this story [...]

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One for the good guys…right? Lauren Conrad reads Clevenger

Lauren Conrad, of The Hills fame, is reading Craig Clevenger’s The Contortionist’s Handbook. Let me repeat…no, just read that sentence again; this is text, not audio, you lazy bastard.
What does this mean to those of us who have long been in the know about Clevenger’s amazing writing? The optimist in me says, “great, maybe good [...]

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Blog Orgy Tour: a hangover post with Monkeywright

Though the official Blog Orgy Tour has sadly passed, I’m still shaking off the effects. Today, I introduce the hangover post, a guest post that could have been part of the Blog Orgy Tour if only I weren’t so busy with groupies and drugs (truth: books and dominoes).
Today, at Michael Paul Gonzalez’s blog, I talk [...]

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Yeah, I wrote a vampire story…I’d be embarrassed if it wasn’t so good.

Disclaimer: I’ve never read/seen any part of the Twilight franchise. The last vampire movie I saw was The Lost Boys. I’m not a fan of the vampire genre and probably never will be. So, why the hell did I write a vampire story for the new Eternal Night: a Vampire Anthology? Two reasons: 1) the [...]

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Stories Forthcoming

(as yet untitled story, part of the Push Corpse project)
Where: No Colony
When: Summer 2010
"Evenson's Tongue"
Where: Chicago Overcoat anthology from Susurrus Press
When: ?

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