You know how, in August and September, you (okay, I) say things like, "Oh, I'll do this in October! It's such a far away month, October."
Imagine my surprise that October has turned out to be a busy month! Who could have foreseen this happenstance?
This Sunday, October 13th, 12-6pm, I'll be at the
Black Market Flea in the Cambridge Community Center! I'll be selling my comics, poems,
an RPG to which I've contributed, and fiction!
I'll have a lot of the material I had at LadiesCon last month there with me, but I'm hoping to have a new zine to share, as well.
If you don't come to gaze upon my wares, may I suggest gazing on the gorgeous art, books, posters, prints, and jewelry
other vendors will be selling?
Later still this month, I'll be hosting another
Speculative Boston Reading on Thursday, October 24th 7-9pm at
Trident Booksellers & Cafe!
I'll be asking questions and presenting readings with authors
Errick Nunnally,
Bracken Macleod, and
Isabel Yap, all of whom have dabbled in fiction with horrifying elements and all of whom, to my knowledge, are enormously warm and kind.
Many thanks to
Andrea Corbin for her continued work running
Speculative Boston and making a space for genre writers to share their work and talk about their experiences. You should help
spread the word around the Boston area!
Now, less of an event and more of a hurray,
Tor.com recommend my most recently published short story,
"Brigid Was Hung By Her Hair from the Second Story Window" (The Dark Magazine) in its
Must-Read Speculative Short Fiction for September 2019! They call it "haunting," which is endlessly pleasing to me. I'm in good company, too, as the list also includes a short story from a fellow
Clarion 2011 classmate I deeply admire, the sweet, aching
“A Bird, a Song, a Revolution” by
Brooke Bolander.
If I'm keeping good company in life and online, I must be doing something right.
