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 […]
Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction from the Margins of History Release Day! Crossed Genres Publications is proud to release our newest anthology: LONG HIDDEN, Edited by Rose Fox and Daniel José Older! “An absolutely unprecedented anthology, dazzling in range and scope, beauty and strength. A success in every sense.” ~ Saladin Ahmed Back cover blurb: In […]
We’re thrilled to announce that Daniel José Older will guest edit the upcoming MUSIC issue (#18) of Crossed Genres Magazine! Daniel José Older is a Brooklyn–based writer, editor and composer. Salsa Nocturna, Daniel’s debut ghost noir collection, was hailed as “striking and original” by Publishers Weekly. He has facilitated workshops on storytelling, music and anti–oppression […]
The Kickstarter for Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction From the Margins of History is almost over! Long Hidden has passed the second stretch goal: we’re adding ~10 stories/~50,000 words to the anthology! Now Long Hidden will be huge, ~30 stories/~150,000 words! There are ONLY 36 HOURS left to the Kickstarter (it ends on Sunday at 11:59pm […]
CGP is proud to announce the launch of our newest project: Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction From the Margins of History! Most written chronicles of history, and most speculative stories, put rulers, conquerors, and invaders front and center. People with less power, money, or status–enslaved people, indigenous people, people of color, queer people, laborers, women, people […]
Sabrina Vourvoulias’ debut novel Ink has been selected by Latinidad as one of their Best Books of 2012! “If Margaret Atwood were Latina, this eerily believable depiction of where U.S. immigration policy is heading is the novel she would have written instead of The Handmaid’s Tale.” Read Latinidad’s full list here More about Ink here […]
. Wednesday, November 14, 5:30pm – Whitesboro, NY From News Story to Science Fantasy Novel: The Evolution of INK “Two words that have gotten me into all sorts of trouble and taken me places I never imagined going: What if?” Sabrina Vourvoulias will have a talk and signing for her novel Ink at the Dunham […]
Our amazingly successful Kickstarter ends at 5PM EDT TODAY, Friday, June 22! That means there are just 3 hours remaining to take advantage of the bargains you can get from pledging! ANY pledge of $25 or more gets a FREE YEAR of ebooks of CG Magazine, to be resurrected in 2013 paying pro rates! $25: […]
“These are stories of the magic in cities, of the life in death, of the hope that even the most cynical of people still feel deep down. It had everything I wanted: noir and horror and mystery and fantasy, all mixed up and flavored with fresh attitude. And I loved every bit of it.” ~ […]
“These are stories of the magic in cities, of the life in death, of the hope that even the most cynical of people still feel deep down. It had everything I wanted: noir and horror and mystery and fantasy, all mixed up and flavored with fresh attitude. And I loved every bit of it.” ~ […]
