Jeff Noon’s first book Vurt was published by a small press before winning the 1994 Arthur C. Clarke Award. Jeff Noon’s latest book, A Man of Shadows, will be out in August from Angry Robot. We talked about his unique approach to story telling and his Haunted Futures story, “Mercury Teardrops”. Read Jeff’s story […]

Tricia Sullivan immigrated from the New Jersey to the UK in 1995. We talked about her books, creativity, and what it’s like to become at home in a new country. nbsp; Find Tricia’s story, “The Psychometry of Tuvan Currency” in Haunted Futures (US) (UK) Occupy Me [Gollancz] (US)  (UK)

SL Huang talked to us from Japan where she’s taking a break from her job as a film industry weapons expert to study Japanese. Publishers Weekly called her Haunted Futures story “Split Shadow” outstanding, and we agree.   Read SL’s story “Split Shadow” in  Haunted Futures (US) (UK)

If you’ve read Alex Acks’s superb “Comfort Food” in Haunted Futures or their new novel Hunger Makes the Wolf, you’ll be as thrilled as we were to get to hear directly from the author. If you haven’t read their work, there’s no time like the present. Haunted Futures (US) (UK) Hunger Makes the Wolf [Angry […]

Publishers Weekly called Felicity Shoulders’ Haunted Futures story “You’re Welcome” touching, and we agree. Check out what the Oregonian writer had to say about writing, goal setting and sci fi vs. fantasy.     Haunted Futures (US) (UK)  

2 May is release day for Haunted Futures: Tomorrow is Coming In celebration, we’ve got launch week interviews with authors! Editor Salomé Jones interviews: Jeff Noon.  Tricia Sullivan. Alex Acks. SL Huang. Felicity Shoulders. Stay tuned… Pre-order Haunted Futures from Amazon US/UK

Matthew Chabin is a writer from Portland, Oregon.  He was a journalist in the US Navy and studied literature and philosophy at Southern Oregon University.  His writing is a mixture of memoir, journalism and fiction.  He is the winner of the 2015 Miglior Press Essay Contest, and is currently pursuing larger publishing goals.  He lives in […]

An audio interview with Lynnea Glasser, writer of intriguing stories and games.

A story from our recent anthology, Cthulhu Lies Dreaming: Twenty-three Tales of the Weird and Cosmic We haven’t decided whether to produce an audio book for the entire book. We make these decisions depending on sales. But this is what it would be like. Let us know what you think! Print and ebook are available […]