Tomorrow night (Tuesday, 20 October), I'll be at Unsung Live, which promises to be an,
(I'd meant to post something an age ago about a book of theirs, The Beauty by Aliya Whiteley, which tells of a world where all women have died out. It's not right to say I "loved" it - it's really unsettling, the relative passivity of the narrator adding to the feel of a nightmare.)
ETA: Unsung have posted photos from the event, and Andrew Wallace reviewed it.
"evening of storytelling for fans of science fiction, fantasy, horror and all the bits in-between".I'm reading an odd science-fiction story called "The Case of the Retiring Magnate". The line-up includes David Hartley, Cassandra Khaw and Robert Sharp, and the event is organised by the nice people at the publisher Unsung Stories.
(I'd meant to post something an age ago about a book of theirs, The Beauty by Aliya Whiteley, which tells of a world where all women have died out. It's not right to say I "loved" it - it's really unsettling, the relative passivity of the narrator adding to the feel of a nightmare.)
ETA: Unsung have posted photos from the event, and Andrew Wallace reviewed it.
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