This is a post we hate to write, but we’ve reached the point where we have no choice. Crossed Genres Publications will be going on indefinite hiatus, effective immediately, with the expectation of permanently closing once our current titles are all out of print. We will not be producing any new titles. Unfortunately, this means […]
Crossed Genres has used Kickstarter for nearly a decade, running our first project when the company was only a year old. Seven successful projects have raised just shy of $100,000, helped us resurrect our magazine, and brought nine of our titles to life. It’s not a stretch to say that Crossed Genres might not still […]
If you haven’t gotten your hands on Long Hidden or Hidden Youth yet, we have a deal for you! Long Hidden is out of print, but we have a limited supply of remaining copies. So we’ve bundled them together with Hidden Youth and are offering the pair for $20 + shipping. That’s half off the […]
It’s been nearly three years since we released our most successful anthology Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History. Since then, the anthology was nominated for a World Fantasy Award and a Locus Award, numerous stories were nominated for various awards and were reprinted in “Year’s Best” anthologies, and Long Hidden became – […]
Obviously, Hidden Youth was delayed a long time. There were a number of reasons for this, the main one being that our co-publisher, Kay Holt, experienced significant setbacks dealing with her Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). She was in and out of crisis for several months, and as a result, our other co-publisher, Bart Leib, was […]
First, we apologize for the extremely long delay in news about Hidden Youth. We realize how frustrating this is, and believe us when we say that we want nothing more than to announce that the anthology is progressing. As you may have guessed, we’ve run into funding issues. Our preorders were miniscule and we don’t […]
We’re sad to announce that Salsa Nocturna, Daniel José Older’s collection of Ghost noir stories, will be going out of print this Tuesday, October 13, as Crossed Genres’ contract for the collection has come to an end. First published on July 13, 2012, Publishers Weekly called Salsa Nocturna “striking and original”, and that Daniel José […]
The Crossed Genres anthology Fat Girl in a Strange Land will go out of print on February 17 after three years in print. Edited by CG co-publishers Kay T. Holt and Bart R. Leib, Fat Girl in a Strange Land contains 14 stories in which fat women take center stage. Rather than being the best […]
Here is a list of all award-eligible works from Crossed Genres in 2014. Crossed Genres Magazine Crossed Genres Magazine published 47 stories in 2014, all 47 of which were first publications of stories 7500 words or under. As a result, all 47 stories are eligible for: Hugo Award, Best Short Story Nebula Award, Best Short […]
