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Hardcover blow-out
Posted by Chris on December 3, 2012 at 15:40
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From now until the end of the year, prices for the remaining stock of Silversands, Feral Companions and We Fade to Grey hardcovers have been reduced.
Though the latter two are signed, the signed copies of Silversands have long since sold out.
In other news, a Review of 2012 is forthcoming…
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Tagged with: feral companions | Finch | maginn | McMahon | powell | Silversands | We Fade to Grey | West | Young
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McMahon writes about VFF
Posted by Chris on July 16, 2012 at 21:06
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Over at This is Horror, Gary McMahon writes about this his second anthology has editor.
Unfortunately, there are no more signed copies left… but you can still have a numbered hardcover – and paperback of course (but the hardcovers are much, well, nicer to behold.)
… and, a review of Mark West's The Mill (which originally appeared in We Fade to Grey). If like the reviewer you would prefer to read the story within a collection, then of course copies of the numbered/signed hardcover still available. :)
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Tagged with: ballingrud | lane | McMahon | meloy | oliver | Visions Fading Fast | warren | We Fade to Grey | West
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The Places Between: reviews which slipped through…
Posted by Chris on June 12, 2011 at 15:59
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Simon did tell me, but my memory has more leaks in it than a colander with very large holes. Anyway, this is his review of Terry Grimwood's fabulous debut novella which is also long-listed for the British Fantasy Novella Award.
In addition, a review by Nathaniel Tapley of In the Gloaming who rather liked We Fade to Grey:
"The collection as a whole feels, in the best possible way, grim. No one gets out of it alive. Or at least, if they do, they’re bleeding heavily. . . This is British horror, and a great book, from an exciting small press."
And, another review of We Fade to Grey from Matthew Fryer:
"[S]ets the bar high from the off and doesn’t pause for breath. . . All five authors weave genuine human pathos with blood and don’t then go and spoil everything with a happy ending. Brilliant. Grab one while you can."
(. . . and it is also available has a limited edition, signed by all contributors.)
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Tagged with: Awards | Bestwick | bfs | Finch | grimwood | McMahon | We Fade to Grey | West | Young
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Do you have an issuu?
Posted by Chris on April 9, 2009 at 20:50
Posted in: Awards, Book News
I've only recently dabbled with this new site, so hopefully this link'll work, but click here to view the special edition of We Fade to Grey in Issuu format. Any problems, you know where I am…
Well, it didn't work… so I took each individual novella and converted them individually to Issuu:
Heads
The Mill
The Narrows
These files will be deleted once voting is completed. Enjoy. :)
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Tagged with: Bestwick | McMahon | We Fade to Grey | West
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We Fade to Grey
Posted by Chris on December 15, 2007 at 19:59
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Thought it would be pertinent to unveil news of a forthcoming anthology of novelettes edited by the critically-acclaimed Gary McMahon, due to be launched at next year's FantasyCon event in September.
Five tales of terror and suspense from Paul Finch, Stuart Young, Mark West, Simon Bestwick and McMahon himself; five extraordinary tales of fancy that no self-respecting fan of horror/supernatural/wierd fiction will want to miss.
It will also feature an introduction from an author who you will all recognise (though their name won't be published until they have time to write it…) and will probably be published as the very first PP hardback.
No price information yet, but keep your eyes peeled.
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Tagged with: Bestwick | Finch | McMahon | We Fade to Grey | West | Young
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