Sending our congratulations and sharing the joy that Jennifer Hudak’s story “The Witch Trap” from LCRW 48 is one of six fine finalists for the short story Nebula Award. The post Nebula Award finalist: Jennifer Hudak’s, The Witch Trap first appeared o...

This is to note that we’re reverting — by Angélica Gorodischer’s estate’s request — rights on two of the three of her books that we have in print: Kalpa Imperial (translated by Ursula K. Le Guin) and Prodigies (translated by Sue Burke). The contract...

We’ve been working (as slowly as I ever do these days) with Maple Press on getting shipping re-started on our limited edition of Kelly’s novel The Book of Love and the good news is that it should begin again next week. We have two Character Editions...

Ayize Jama-Everett will be at this Harvard conference on Wednesday and Thursday Psychedelics in Monotheistic Traditions: Sacramental Practice and Legal Recognition. His film A Table of Our Own  is showing at Harvard Law School Room WCC 2004 on Wed. 3...

This Wednesday our newest batch of Read Books Punch Nazis square and bumpers stickers will arrive at Book Moon from Rockin’ Stickers. Also dropped the price of the square stickers from $2 to a single dollar. (Previously I’d ordered from Sticker Mule...

I enjoyed listening to Benjamin Rosenbaum guest on the Ancillary Review of Books podcast with Jake Casella Brookins as they took a deep look at Fire Logic, the first book of Laurie J. Marks’s Elemental Logic series. A Meal of Thorns 17 – FIRE LOGIC w...

Just got a notification from the printer that the seventh paperback printing of Nathan Ballingrud’s collection North American Lake Monsters is ready to ship and will be heading over to our distributor and from there out to bookstores all over. I need...

Over on Locus, Paula Guran’s column from the January issue of the magazine covers LCRW along with: Nightmare 10/24 Uncanny 11/12-24 Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet 9/24 Reactor (10/2/24 – 11/20/24) and she writes that “Four tales in Lady Churchill’...

I was going through Ursula K. Le Guin’s Words Are My Matter the other day and was caught (again) by this lovely dartboard-throwing description of Carol Emshwiller’s writing in Le Guin’s review of Ledoyt: Most reviewers prefer pigeons that fit in hole...

I made a new thing today somewhat along the lines of things I’ve done before but, unlike this sentence, much clearer in what is being done! For the last few years various bookshops (and many other groups) have run fundraisers and plain just sold t-sh...