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 […]
Author Mike Griffiths has reviewed Crossed Genres Year Two for Innsmouth Free Press. It’s a very positive review: “These are excellent and entertaining stories. All are well-written and could even be a guide for aspiring authors who are wondering what sort of stories could help get them published in contemporary speculative magazines. The folks at […]
Yesterday, The Portal posted a wonderful review of CG’s 2nd anthology, Crossed Genres Year Two. The reviewer seems particularly impressed with Sabrina Vourvoulias’ “Flying With the Dead” from our Characters of Color issue: I can’t begin to summarize in a way that does it justice, but it’s filled with the hope and bitterness and fear […]
(This was originally posted at Bart Leib’s blog.) Some of you may have seen my recent post calling for reviewers. I was being secretive about why, but this morning I realized that there’s really no reason to. I’m just in the habit from Crossed Genres, I guess. 😉 So I’m pleased to announce that I […]
Bart Leib, co-publisher of Crossed Genres, is seeking people with experience reviewing genre fiction. This developing project isn’t directly associated with CG, but we’re passing it along anyway. For more info please read the original post.
We just received this great blurb about A Festival of Skeletons: “If you have no interest at all in reading a fabulous, well thought-out, engaging story, stay away from RJ Astruc’s writing – you’ll get sucked in and read it anyway. The moment I started reading, she dragged me along for an extraordinary, outrageous ride […]
There is a new review of RJ Astruc’s A Festival of Skeletons, this time from Only the Best Science Fiction & Fantasy: A Festival of Skeletons is a character driven novel that had me cracking up left and right. There are plenty of sex jokes that get a bit old after a while, but overall, […]
There is a new review of A Festival of Skeletons out on SciFi & Fantasy Books, and it’s quite glowing: A Festival of Skeletons is like a love child of Terry Pratchett and Robert Rankin – a pacy, intelligent comedy novel that’s crazier than a cat on catnip, with excellent characterisation that doesn’t take itself […]
We’ve just ordered a batch of Advance Reader Copies of RJ Astruc’s A Festival of Skeletons! We’re very excited – we’ll have them in hand to distribute to reviewers within 2 weeks, hopefully sooner. (Digital ARCs are available now – if you want to review the novel for your review site or market, please email […]
Congratulations to Nathan Crowder, whose short story “Deacon Carter’s Last Dime” made the storySouth Million Writers Award Notable Stories of 2009! Deacon Carter’s Last Dime first appeared in Crossed Genres Issue 7 (URBAN). ETA: Nathan is reading “Deacon Carter’s Last Dime” on Friday, April 2 at 12:30pm at Norwescon! If you’re there, go! *********************************************** Congratulations […]
