Cartoonist/illustrator Michael Neno’s Lovey Dovey is back in a new mini comic where he encounters one road block after another to his normally lovey-dovey ways. Find out how he handles the stress and strain of this nightmare in Forbidden!
Browse over to the NenoWorld minicomics page for ordering info.
An excerpt from B.K. Stevens’ interview from The Digest Enthusiast book six. Here she discusses her process, working out a plot, and weaving a list of suspects together. It probably won’t come as a big surprise…
Excerpt from Tom Brinkmann’s article, “Sharon Tate’s Fate,” from The Digest Enthusiast book six: “Pageant premiered with its November 1944 issue and was originally published by Hillman Periodicals. Macfadden bought it in 1961 and continued publishing…
Contents John Gregory Betancourt and Carla Coupe: From the Cat’s Perch Michael Bracken “Suburbia” Eve Fisher “The Sorority House” J.M. Taylor “Tourist Season” John M. Floyd “Diversions” Charlie Drees “The List” Peter W. J. Hayes “Something…
Opening lines to “The Eihkarrad Talisman” written and illustrated by Joe Wehrle, Jr. from The Digest Enthusiast book six.
From International Science Fiction No. 1 (Nov. 1967): The closing tale of ISF #1 is from England. “The Big Tin God” by Philip E. High was originally published in New Worlds Science Fiction (January 1963). The…
Contents From the Pulp Lit Pulpit: Advent’s Arrival Michael Kamakana “Advent” (stand-alone excerpt from the novel) Feature Interview: Michael Kamakana Mel Anastasiou “The Seven Swans: The Machineries of Progress” Maria Pascualy “First Date” (verse) Richard J…
From Weirdbook No. 34: You don’t have to imagine the discomfort of Abigail Haynes when lawman Jim Barton stops by her place unannounced and invites himself in for a drink, a smoke, and a little chat.…
Below are Edd Vick’s comments on critique, from the interview conducted by D. Blake Werts, for The Digest Enthusiast book six: “First, the more I critique other people’s work, the better I’m going to get at…
