Feb Publications Coming Out: Speculative Fiction

[Katie-Ellen]

For those here reading or writing Lovecraftian and more. I might have to read the first title, a) it looks *fun* b) for market research, helping me fine tune my pitch.

Sourced on twitter via @Kirkus Reviews.

https://www.kirkusreviews.com/features/februarys-speculative-fiction-books-you-cant-miss/#continue_reading_post

 

[Jason Byrne]

For those here reading or writing Lovecraftian and more.

That would be me.

 

[Katie-Ellen]

A-ha!

 

[Quillwitch]

I didn´t know you wrote spooky Katie-Ellen. What kind of stuff do you write? Gothic?

 

[Katie-Ellen]

Modern eerie, speculative. The completed novel has a strong tang of eerie, but is not horror. Or it is, but the horror is entirely real.

A short story in a competition is modern horror, and ends in tragedy.

 

[Quillwitch]

Modern eerie, speculative. The completed novel has a strong tang of eerie, but is not horror. Or it is, but the horror is entirely real.

A short story in a competition is modern horror, and ends in tragedy.

That sounds like a lot of fun! I´d love to read your novel!

 

[Katie-Ellen]

Kind

 

[Robinne Weiss]

Modern eerie, speculative. The completed novel has a strong tang of eerie, but is not horror. Or it is, but the horror is entirely real.

A short story in a competition is modern horror, and ends in tragedy.

Hmm...yes, I find that there's enough horror in my real life that I don't feel the need to escape to it in books. I absolutely love the genre for its power...and I absolutely can't read it any more.