Looks like Sam Weller is going to be pretty active with his Bradbury-related blog. He just announced "The 12 Blogs of Christmas." Should be some pretty cool Bradburyiana from Sam's personal files. Check it out if you get a moment!
In case anyone has missed it, Sam recently did an "ask Ray Bradbury" thing on his blog, with Ray answering questions posed by readers. Only a few answers, but interesting. Here's a direct link:
The 2010 Stoker Award nominations have been announced. LISTEN TO THE ECHOES has received a nomination in the category of Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction. The winners will be announced this June. The nominees are:
Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction To Each Their Darkness, Gary A. Braunbeck (Apex) The Conspiracy Against the Human Race, Thomas Ligotti (Hippocampus) Wanted Undead or Alive, Jonathan Maberry & Janice Gable Bashman (Citadel) Listen to the Echoes: The Ray Bradbury Interviews, Sam Weller (Melville House)This message has been edited. Last edited by: Richard,
02 April 2011, 06:51 AM
echoes
Along with the Stoker nomination that Richard was kind enough to post about, expect a MAJOR announcement this week on Sam Weller's next Bradbury related book. People are going to be really excited by this one!
Cheers,
John
11 April 2011, 12:48 PM
philnic
As per instructions, I expected. But no MAJOR announcement has appeared. Are you sure we're going to be excited? Empty hype is entirely UNexciting.
As mentioned above, I'll be blogging everyday right up through Christmas. I hope you will join me by leaving comments, asking questions, and sharing memories.
Sam Weller has posted cover art for the forthcoming SHADOW PLAY - All New Stories in Celebration of Ray Bradbury over at listentotheechoes.com. Neat!This message has been edited. Last edited by: Linnl,
10 January 2012, 07:05 AM
Sam Weller
Linnl--
Thank you for always being so wonderfully supportive and encouraging!
Details on the limited edition of SHADOW SHOW can be found here (along with the complete table of contents):
Each contributor has also written a ruminative essay on the origins of their story and Bradbury's influence on it. Some of these are very short, others (Harlan Ellison, Jacqueline Mitchard) are pretty long. These essays will also be in the mass market edition.
10 January 2012, 05:47 PM
Linnl
Thank YOU Sam Weller for chronicling, interviewing,and celebrating our favorite author!
Congadulations and continued success in all your endeavors!
