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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: Available Now: The Quarantined City #4: A Lack Of Demons

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. Monday, 6 July 2015. Available Now: The Quarantined City #4: A Lack Of Demons. The fourth part of The Quarantined City. Entitled A Lack Of Demons. Is available now. Thanks as ever to Spectral Press and Simon Marshall Jones. Blurb and links below:. Buy Episode 1: T. He Smell Of Paprika. The Hyde Hote...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: Other Authors Are Available

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. Other Authors Are Available. As well as the books below, you can also find my favourite individual stories read in 2013. The Strangers and Other Writings. Peel Back The Sky. Stephen Bacon and Mark West:. Let's Drink To The Dead. Simon Bestwick and Gary McMahon:. Thin Men With Yellow Faces. Let The R...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: The Quarantined City

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own.". There’s the small matter of the ghost haunting his house, but Fellows doesn’t let himself think of that. Published by Infinity Plus. All that ha...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: Penny Dreadnought & The Abominable Gentlemen...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. Penny Dreadnought and The Abominable Gentlemen. Is a new ebook venture from myself, Alan Ryker. Collectively known as The Abominable Gentlemen (in our own heads, at least). Each issues contains weird fiction from all of us, all based around a theme of sorts. And ebook ( UK. When nothing makes sense,...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: The Outsiders

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. Friday, 8 May 2015. Very pleased to say The Outsiders. A shared world Lovecraftian anthology from Crystal Lake Publishing is out today. It features my story Impossible Colours. You can read the blurb below, as well as quotes from each author, including me, about their story. And ebook ( UK. The Prio...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: Strange Stories

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. Introducing a new weekly(ish) column. One of my all time favourite authors is Robert Aickman - he called his fiction not horror, not ghost stories, but 'strange stories' - meaning much the same thing, I think, as the current vogue-ish term 'weird fiction' - that is, horror fiction that wasn't. 21 Mo...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: About Me

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. I drink Guinness, if anyone's offering. My second collection of short stories, Falling Over. Was published by Infinity Plus in 2013. My first anthology as editor, The Hyde Hotel. Was published by Black Shuck Books in 2016. 2016 will also see the release of the novella Trying To Be So Quiet. Intervie...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: Recommendation: Supernatural Tales #30

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. Thursday, 6 August 2015. Recommendation: Supernatural Tales #30. Regular readers will know I've recommended Supernatural Tales. Before, as well as having had the distinct pleasure of appearing in its pages. It's a testament to the quality of the magazine that it's reached 30 issues. Follows, a surre...

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing: Guest Post: Alex Davis on The Dark Side Of Cinema

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James Everington - Scattershot Writing. The triumph of Everington’s first novel is that, while hinting at lofty literary precedents, it cumulatively takes on an unsettling voice all of its own." The Guardian. Friday, 10 July 2015. Guest Post: Alex Davis on The Dark Side Of Cinema. And one of my favourite ever shows, Twin Peaks. Take it away, Alex:. The Dark Side of Cinema. I've always enjoyed things that are from the edge, alternative, a bit outre. If those things that really shook other people up had pr...