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Charles Black has released the artwork and the lineup for the latest anthology from Mortbury Press, The Sixth Black Book of Horror. Here are the contents – SIX OF THE BEST  by John Llewellyn Probert TRAFFIC STREAM  by Simon Kurt … Continue reading →

My story ‘The Other Side of Silence‘ will appear in the British Fantasy Society’s ‘Dark Horizons’, edited by Stephen Theaker, due to be published in September 2010. It’s a 6500 word post-apocalyptic tale, set in a future Britain, ravaged by a virus … Continue reading →

D F Lewis, editor of the Nemonymous anthology, ‘Cern Zoo’,  has now announced that the authors of each respective stories can now identify themself. So (cue drumroll) I can now reveal that my contribution to the book was the tale, … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to report that my story ‘Room Above the Shop’ has been accepted to appear in the next edition of the Black Book series of anthologies, edited by the inimitable Charles Black. This is set to be released in … Continue reading →

My story, The Strangled Garden, will feature in the TTA PRESS Christmas advent calender for 2009. If you haven’t already read it, you can do so by clicking here. My slot is December 9th. There’s a whole host of great … Continue reading →

My story ‘The Strangled Garden‘ has been reprinted in the first issue of ‘Dead Lines’, a FREE webzine edited by Drew LeClercq, available by clicking here. It features fiction by TM Wright, Monica O’Rourke, David T Wilbanks, Lisa Morton, Harry Shannon … Continue reading →

No, not just by the police this time! I’ve been interviewed for an online magazine called The Black Glove. You can read the details on the website Shadows & Illusions, run by Steve Jensen here.

Peter Tennant, contributing editor of Black Static, who happens to be an excellent writer himself, has posted his thoughts on the nominees for the British Fantasy Society’s forthcoming awards. The anthology CONE ZERO, in which my eponymous story appeared, is … Continue reading →

Writer Matthew Fryer has reviewed Tales From the Smoking Room on his blog, The Hellforge. He says some very nice things about the stories, commenting on The Strangled Garden as “the baleful atmosphere and period language are faultless – the work of a … Continue reading →

Des Lewis has come up with a great competition for his annual ‘guess-which-writer-wrote-which-Nemonymous-story’, with help from Bob Lock. The winner – who correctly assigns the most stories to their true bylines – will have their name used as a character in ALL … Continue reading →