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Originally posted on Cirsova:
We have some enormous stuff just on the horizon that we can’t wait to share with you, but until then, let me vamp by reminding everyone that MANY Cirsova back issues are available from our Aerio…

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Have you missed out on Misha Burnett and Louise Sorensen’s Weird Fiction anthology, Duel Visions? Well, great news! Not only is the eBook 99 cents, expect to see some impressive discounts on the paperback as well!…

Originally posted on Cirsova:
So far, we’ve only managed to raise just over 2k for our 5th Anniversary Issue. It’s hard to sell the hardcover on the merits of a cover by a famous and well-known artist when we don’t…

Originally posted on Cirsova:
Dark Filly just sent us this gorgeous piece of the Red Queen from Michael Tierney’s Wild Stars V: The Artomique Paradigm! You can back on Kickstarter today! Also, Cirsova Vol 2. #s 1-5 are currently free…

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I think this may be a record for us: “Pour Down Like Silver” by Cynthia Ward (Cirsova #3, Spring 2020) F (KPH) “The Golden Pearl” by Jim Breyfogle (Cirsova #3, Spring 2020) F* (KPH) “The Greenery Has Come Again” by Paul Lucas…

Originally posted on Cirsova:
Looks like I’ve finally got the 2021 line-up set! [also the contributor page has been updated to reflect 2020]. Issue #6 is pretty much in the can, and Issue 7 is in Mark’s hands for review.…

Originally posted on Cirsova:
Just a reminder, the retail edition of Misha Burnett’s Endless Summer is out a week from today! If you missed the Kickstarter, you can still get your hands on a copy in time for Christmas!

Originally posted on Cirsova:
Misha Burnett’s Endless Summer has been shipped out to all Kickstarter backers! If you missed the Kickstarter, you can still get your hands on it, though! Endless Summer will be out World-Wide on November 30th.

About a year ago a fellow indie author named Jay Barnson started putting together an anthology of Christmas themed Horror. What with one thing and another, he decided to take a year to put it together–which is fine, he let … Continue reading →