There’s a wonderful review of Crossed Genres Year One over at Tangent Online! “From lovers whose needs suck away others’ life forces to the foibles of superheroes past their prime, Crossed Genres makes a tasty break from ordinary speculative fiction. This twisted group of stories both inflames and amuses. At ten bucks a pop, it […]
Crossed Genres issue 14: FOLKLORE has been released! ART: Cover: A Magical Oak by Nicolas Gouny: FICTION: Man-Driven Steel by Ryan Kinkor The Vanishing Sea by Caleb Jordan Schulz Gaasyendietha by Marie Robertson The Flute-Maker’s Daughter by Jessica J. Lee The Tree by C.W. Johnson Sealskin by Ann Chatham A beautiful cover and some sharp, […]
Tomorrow is the LAST day to get your SFF+Horror submissions in! So many little-yet-important things accomplished today: – Kept up with reading Issue 11 submissions – Created new CG ads for Project Wonderful (some with new art) to start running on Tuesday the 1st – submitted those ads ahead of time (so I’m not scrambling […]
I think – and I’m knocking wood as I type this – that we can consider ourselves “caught up” on Issue 8. Today I went from zero to finished with the .prc edition. I also went through the website page by page, found the pages that needed minor alterations on Release Day that I’d missed, […]
…and therefore I will spare you the extensive rant about the 15 zillion different e-book formats. Suffice to say, I don’t think we have the time to produce a copy of each issue in enough formats to work on every portable device. So it looks like we’ll be offering 3 digital versions: for the Kindle, […]
(Spent part of this evening sizing/lettering the cover art for Issue 7. This post’s title refers to an artist technique which I had to remove from the cover art before proceeding. Hate it so much. With fire.) This morning I sorted out the Project Wonderful ads on the site. For those who don’t know, Project […]
