MARY SANGIOVANNI'S Must Have List PDF Print E-mail
Mary SanGiovanni received a Masters in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University in 2007. Her fiction has appeared in anthologies and magazines since 2001. Both The Hollower and Found You have been published by Leisure Books. She lives in New Jersey with her son.Visit her at her website.
 

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Weird Fiction News (Horror Fiction News Network) has been online for close to 5 years now.  In that time we have provided tons of news and information for those that enjoy horror and weird fiction.  We hope that everyone that has visited these pages has found what they were looking for and maybe found something they weren't looking for.

Life changes and priorities change.  Time that I have made available for WFN has dwindled and I don't have the time to search out all the news in order to make this a worth while stop for all types of weird fiction news.  I'm disappointed that I can't but that is the reality of it.  

So, for now, WFN is going to stand dormant.  Maybe temporary.  I have the domain name until July of 2010 and I think that should give me plenty of time to figure out if I can set up a schedule to bring more news and information to this site.  Until I have made my decision WFN will remain online but archived.  
 

Horror Literature Quarterly

Horror Literature Quarterly was a free online magazine with stories from authors such as Christopher Golden, Tim Lebbon, Kealan Patrick Burke, Lavie Tidhar and many more.  WFN has recently made the four issues available again for download. You can download all four issues in PDF format here and individual stories will be available in the near future on the WFN website.

HFNN Book Store

WFN has added The Book Store for our visitors. In the store you will be able to purchase the books from the Must Have Lists and the excerpts featured on the site. The store has sections for Must Have Lists and Reading Room excerpts and a General Horror section. A small portion of each sale goes to help support the maintenance of WFN. Click The Book Store link and go shopping.

WFN Recommends: Boneshaker by Cherie Priest PDF Print E-mail

Boneshaker by Cherie Priest

In the early days of the Civil War, rumors of gold in the frozen Klondike brought hordes of newcomers to the Pacific Northwest. Anxious to compete, Russian prospectors commissioned inventor Leviticus Blue to create a great machine that could mine through Alaska’s ice. Thus was Dr. Blue’s Incredible Bone-Shaking Drill Engine born.

But on its first test run the Boneshaker went terribly awry, destroying several blocks of downtown Seattle and unearthing a subterranean vein of blight gas that turned anyone
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WFN Recommends Electric Velocipede Issue 15/16 PDF Print E-mail
Issue #15/16, the first double issue, 164 pages and almost 100,000 words of content! Featuring an amazing color wraparound cover from T. Davidsohn. There's also fiction from people like Patrick O'Leary, Patricia Russo, William Shunn, Rachel Swirsky, and more. Lucius Shepard takes the Blindfold
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The Fix Online

  • Apex Magazine, August 2009
    Eugie Foster’s stunning novelette, “Sinner, Baker, Fabulist, Priest; Red Mask, Black Mask, Gentleman, Beast” [originally published in Interzone] is the...
  • Abyss & Apex: Second Quarter 2009, Issue 30
    In “Dancing for the Monsoon” by Aliette de Bodard, the chosen women perform to entice the gods to bring rain,...
  • Analog, May 2009
    Adam-Troy Casto opens this issue of Analog with “Among The Tchi”. It’s not as successful as his “Gunfight on Farside”...
  • Warrior Wisewoman 2
    This is the second volume of the Warrior Wisewoman anthologies, billed as “stories about powerful and remarkable women.” Not all...
  • Jupiter XXIV: Iocaste, April 2009
    Issue 24 of Ian Redman’s science fiction magazine Jupiter begins with “Black Water” by David Conyers. In a future Africa...

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