Showing posts with label Jon Oliver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jon Oliver. Show all posts

Podcast Ten out now!

Hi all,

Check this shiz out right now.

The tenth podcast, Eric of Eternity, finds peerless Editor-in-Chief Jon Oliver face-to-face with Eric Brown, author of the Space Opera epic Kings of Eternity, out now from Solaris Books.

Find it here on iTunes, or go to the Store and search for "Abaddon and Solaris."

You can also just go here to look at the feed direct, or to subscribe using an RSS application, like Outlook.

Cheers,

David

End of the Line launch party!


On Tuesday night we launched The End of the Line at Foyles on Charing Cross Road, London. Anthology editor Jonathan Oliver, and London-resident authors Pat Cadigan, Christopher Fowler and Adam Nevill spoke on a panel on horror fiction, and then held a signing. The panel was a success, with over one hundred and fifty people on the guestlist, the Foyles events manager said told us he'd never seen the events room so full!

Sounds like people had a great time, there have already been two write-ups of the event, one from writer Lou Morgan and one from the Dark Fiction Review.



Afterwards we held the launch party at the Phoenix Artist's Club, Soho, and the writers did what writers do best... make friends! (Did you think I was going to say drink? Well, to be honest, they did that too.)

Chris Fowler, Sarah Pinborough, Adam Nevill and End of the Line author Conrad Williams

David Bradley, editor-in-chief of SFX, and End of the Line author Al Ewing

Editor David Moore, Charles Rudkin, End of the Line author Gary MacMahon and Abaddon Books author Scott Andrews

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End of the Line Teaser

Hey all,

Bit of a taster of what's to come...

Mihai over at Dark Wolf's Fantasy Reviews has offered up a teaser for Jon Oliver's upcoming anthology The End of the Line, of horror stories set on underground train system.

Check it out.

Read up on the authors we've snagged for what's shaping up to be a very cool project, and titles of some of the stories we've already got in.

Looking good?

Cheers,

David