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Paula Guran on No Longer Editing Nonfiction for Weird Tales
Like Ann, I am no longer a member of the Weird Tales staff. (I was the nonfiction editor and the webmaster.) Unlike her, my tenure did not last as long nor did I have much influence on the magazine. In other ways, though, since I …
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Wall Street Journal on “Why Steampunk’s Time Has Come”
…in an article that’s really reviews of Stephen Hunt’s The Rise of the Iron Moon and The Company Man by Robert Jackson Bennett. Which sorta makes one wonder: If the Wall Street Journalis telling us “why” then maybe the time has passed? At least they …
Weird Tales in “The History of Science Fiction”
You really need to see the larger image of artist Ward Shelley’s astounding map of The History of Science Fiction, but we are the green ovoid smack dab in the middle. Here we are on Iso-weird-close-up cam™: [Thanks to BoingBoing for the tip.]
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Tennessee Williams Exhibit includes Weird Tales
According to the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers, Between the Covers Rare Books Inc. is presenting a month-long exhibition of rare Tennessee Williams books, play scripts and assorted memorabilia in honor of the playwright’s 100th birthday at The Bookshop in Old New Castle [NJ] starting …
NEW ISSUE: Weird Tales #360
Weird Tales #360 has fiction by Brian Lumley, Michael Shea, Darrell Schweitzer and many others. (For the full table of contents go here.) Plus we have poetry, articles and a special section remembering Ray Bradbury!
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