Congrats, so exciting!!

Congrats, well deserved!!

Man this is all so relatable. Feeling absolutely useless at work today.

Great meeting you as well, really appreciate you taking the time to chat!

Congrats! Well deserved!!

Great resource for reading free stories, including several from the master @lairdbarron.bsky.social

Loved this, so clever and subtle!

Thanks so much for reading and so glad you enjoyed it! I am hard at work on some new things hoping to have something else out in the near future. ☺️

Oh this is brilliant. Love the creeping, subtle reveal.

Love this mash up of science and fantasy from fellow Portlander @bugthewriter.bsky.social!

So well deserved. What a stunning and moving piece!

a tall house set against the sky, a bit eerie but inviting, with a lively colorful twilight sky

art by francisco fonseca -- just luscious colors plus magical lighting

It's Friday the 13th!🩸🔪💀

Uhh...preorder some Weird horror books? Or maybe stock up on some of our titles that your bookshelves are desperately missing?

I dunno, we didn't really think this one out ahead of time.

Link, BOOM:
store.tenebrouspress.com

(nailed it🖤☠️)

I get yelled at for saying this but for many hundreds of years people went to university not to get diplomas or be employable but because immersion in the humanities was considered foundational to a good life, and school must return to its original purpose: the joy of learning.

4 books: Weird Women Vol. 2, edited by Lisa Morton & Leslie S. Klinger; Women's Weird, edited by Melissa Edmundson; The Organization is Here To Support You, by Charlene Elsby; The Other Side, by Rebecca Campbell.

Happy Women in Horror Month! I urge you to read books by women not only this month, but every month. Let's celebrate and spotlight the many incredibly gifted authors that grace our libraries and bookstores, and shelves. (I've read the top two, here, and am reading the other two.) What you got? WiHM

Happy birthday to one of my favourite haters, Charles Darwin

a figure sitting at a table in the dark, papers and books in front of them, very subuded

art by marina ho

night

Uncertain Sons + Best Weird — Undertow Publications A trade paperback copy each of Thomas Ha’s stunning debut collection UNCERTAIN SONS AND OTHER STORIES, and Vol. 1 of THE BEST WEIRD FICTION OF THE YEAR.

Also, ICYMI, our 2 main 2025 titles on sale as a bundle. Both on the Locus Recommended Reading List. And @thomasha.bsky.social 's UNCERTAIN SONS is a Philip K. Dick Award Nominee, and NYPL 'Best Of' 2025.

undertowpublications.com/shop/uncerta...

Oh you should read Teatro Grottesco or Noctuary next! I also really like his novella My Work Is Not Yet Done.

He’s the best! Which collection are you reading?

Thousands of peaceful protestors including families, kids, and elders were tear gassed in Portland today. Abolish ICE isn’t enough, ICE must be prosecuted.

I write fiction about contagions, but there's nothing fictional about the reemergence of dangerous, near-eradicated diseases in the US. Protection from childhood vaccines can wane. I had my titers run last year and found out I'd lost my antibodies against measles. Go get tested and boosted!

This is a huge crisis that we must do our part on by rejecting generative AI. The more it infiltrates our systems, the more fucked we are over time.

Reading Weird Fiction in an Age of Fascism Zachary Gillan I have been thinking, for obvious reasons, about living in a world of reactionary politics, and about the political valences of the irreal, and about ARB’s insistence upon the radica…

Fabulous essay from @megapolisomancy.bsky.social in @ancillaryreviewofbooks.org on weird fiction as a metaphor and tool for confronting received ideologies and envisioning a better world.

He picks the absolute best names. What do you mean your name is Gleer?

The world is on fire but I got a rare piece of good news last week. Found out that I placed first in my group of ~40 entries in the first round of the @nycmidnight.bsky.social Scary Story flash contest! I had a great time this weekend writing another piece for round 2. Hoping to share these later!

Uhm I’m gonna need some examples ASAP bc I want to read about Plorbus C. Blimby and the transdimensional vortex or w/e

With you 100%. Community is the answer and the way forward.

Fatal viruses that lie dormant for years. Arachnids living on your eyelids. Dead twins buried deep inside your body.

Learn about these and other true medical horrors in "A Brief Lexicon of Maladies", an illustrated supplement to my piece "The Night Clinic".

marrowmagazine.com/a-brief-lexi...