Weirdbook Annual #2: Cthulhu
My story “A Noble Endeavor” is in the new Weirdbook Annual #2. This edition contains a variety of Lovecraftian horror and dark fantasy tales. Here’s […]
Articles by Lucy A. Snyder
Garden of Eldritch Delights Nominated for Stoker Award
I’m very happy to announce that my short story collection Garden of Eldritch Delights has been nominated for a Bram Stoker Award! The Bram Stoker […]
My ConFusion Schedule and Other News
I hope you all had a good start to 2019! I spent most of last week at Seton Hill University in Greensburg, PA for their […]
Tales From the Lake Vol. 5
My story “In the Family” is in the new Crystal Lake Publishing anthology Tales from the Lake Vol. 5 (edited by Kenneth W. Cain). The […]
Interview with Andrea Johnson (the Little Red Reviewer)
Please tell my readers a bit about yourself, Andrea! I love reading, visiting bookstores, I love the physicality of books. About ten years ago, my […]
Chiral Mad 4
The new anthology Chiral Mad 4 was released today in ebook, trade paperback, and hardcover formats! I co-edited this anthology with Michael Bailey, and the […]
Riveting Descriptions: Bringing Your Story to Life in the Reader’s Mind
In January, I’ll be teaching a new workshop for Odyssey Online: “Riveting Descriptions: Bringing Your Story to Life in the Reader’s Mind” … here’s the […]
What October Brings: A Lovecraftian Celebration of Halloween
Celeano Press just released What October Brings: A Lovecraftian Celebration of Halloween. The anthology features fiction by me, Storm Constantine, Arinn Dembo, Cody Goodfellow, Nancy Holder, Brian […]
On Blind Submissions
This week, one of my readers asked about blind submissions and whether they’re an effective tool for editors to ensure that a magazine or anthology […]
Ohio Horror Writers Association
I and other authors such as David Day, Tim Waggoner, Gary A. Braunbeck, Janet Harriett, and Sarah Hans recently formed the new Ohio chapter of […]
1959 by Thulani Davis
1959 is a novel by Thulani Davis that was published in 2001 by Grove Press. It is a first-person coming-of-age narrative that chronicles a young black girl named Willie Tarrant coping […]