Member News: July + August 2019

The latest from HWA-NY members…

Elizabeth Crowens’ second book in the Time Traveler Professor series, The Time Traveler Professor, Book Two: A Pocketful of Lodestones, released in August, kicking off Crowens’ international book tour which hits Dublin, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London, before crossing the Atlantic for the U.S. book launch at The Mysterious Bookshop in New York City on September 26th. Tour dates and details are up on Crowens’ website.

JG Faherty‘s next novel, HELLRIDER (Flame Tree Press), a hard-hitting supernatural thriller filled with ghostly revenge, releases on August 22, 2019. To launch HELLRIDER, JG Faherty will be appearing at Mysterious Galaxy in San Diego, CA on August 11, 2019 at 2:00 p.m.

Teel James Glenn‘s Holmes pastiche, ”The Case of the Final Interview” will appear in Mystery Weekly, his story “Above the Mississippi” is in the August issue of Aurora Wolf Magazine, and his story “Pursuit of the Moor” will be in Issue # 33 of Pulp Adventures. Earlier in August, Glenn presented a seminar on small arms and wounds at the Deadly Ink Conference in Parsippany, NJ.

 

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Member News: June 2019

The latest from HWA-NY members…

JG Faherty has a new collection out now from Cemetery Dance, HOUSES OF THE UNHOLY, which contains a brand new novella, December Soul, along with a mix of new stories and previously released stories. It’s available in print or ebook formats.

And coming in August, Faherty’s next novel, HELLRIDER (Flame Tree Press), a hard-hitting supernatural thriller filled with ghostly revenge. To launch HELLRIDER, JG Faherty will be appearing at Mysterious Galaxy in San Diego, CA on August 11, 2019 at 2:00 p.m.

Teel James Glenn‘s history adventure short story “The Red Sisterhood” will be out in the anthology CROSSBONES & CROSSES on June 6th. His fantasy short story, “Sister Avenger,” will appear in the anthology, SWORDS OF VALOR, and his short steampunk adventure story “Above the Mississippi” “will be out in the June issue of Aurora Wolf Magazine.

On June 20th, Glenn is presenting two seminars at the 2019 Historical Novel Society North America Conference in Oxon Hill, MD (just across the Potomac River from Washington D.C.), one on swordplay for authors and one on writing action scenes for authors.

 

 

 

 

Announcing Summer Dark 2019

We’re excited to announce that HWA-NY’s popular outdoor reading series, SUMMER DARK, is back for 2019!

On select Friday nights in June and July, Summer Dark will feature three authors reading from their work at the Oasis Community Garden on West 52nd St., between 10th and 11th Avenues, from 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.

Dates + Authors

June 7 (Rain date June 14): Rick Poldark, Teel James Glenn, Elizabeth Crowens

June 28 (Rain date July 5): Steven Van Patten, Carol Gyzander, N.R. Lambert

July 12 (Rain date July 19): James Chambers, Patrick Freivald, Marc Abbott

July 26 (Rain date Aug. 2): Hildy Silverman, Oliver Baer, Amy Grech

Feel free to bring snacks. No tickets necessary.

Member News: April + May 2019

The latest from HWA-NY members…

HWA-NY represented at StokerCon 2019, with readings, panels, events, Bram Stoker Award nominations, and even a Stoker win! We made the rookie mistake of splitting the party (after the party, but before the after-party) without taking a photo, and thus our group shot will have to be Photoshopped into accuracy by someone with that actual skill set (volunteers?). In the meantime, you can get a taste here, here, here, here, and here. Congratulations to Ellen Datlow for her win (Superior Achievement in an Anthology)! A list of all this year’s award nominees and winners is up on the Bram Stoker Award site. We’re looking forward to seeing you at StokerCon UK in 2020!

Elizabeth Crowens will have two books coming out this summer. The Time Traveler Professor, Book One: Silent Meridian, a 19th century The X-Files meets Doctor Who, will be reissued on June 12. The Time Traveler Professor, Book Two: A Pocketful of Lodestones, where protagonist John Patrick Scott encounters ghosts on the Western Front, will launch August 1st. Debuting on a book tour starting in Dublin, and then hitting Glasgow, Edinburgh, and London, Crowens’ USA book launch will be at The Mysterious Bookshop in New York City on September 26th. More details coming soon…

Teel James Glenn‘s short story “Black Sails” has been accepted by WriterPunk for the upcoming anthology, Taught by Time. His fantasy short story, “Sister Avenger,” will appear in the anthology, Swords of Valor, and he has two other fantasy stories appearing in the April and May issues of Aurora Wolf Magazine, “Death by the Numbers” and “The Pendragon Agenda.” Looking ahead, his story “Popping the Cork” will appear in Guns vs. Zombies, an anthology coming out this summer from Australian publisher, Henchmen Press. In other exciting news, Glenn also recently signed a contract with Henchmen Press, for a four-book fantasy series, Altiva. Finally, on March 30^th, Glenn presented a lecture for writers on small arms and related wounds, at the Liberty State Fiction Writers Conference in New Jersey.

Amy Grech‘s, “A Writer’s Life: Dangerous Dames,” appeared in the StokerCon™ 2019 Souvenir Anthology, available at Amazon.

April Grey‘s Finding Perdita Blog Tour kicked off on May 2nd and will run through June 2nd. For more details, visit April’s site or follow her on Twitter.

N.R. Lambert is thrilled to be a 2019 U.S. National Park Service Artist-in-Residence at Fire Island National Seashore in June, where she hopes to do a bit of outlining, a lot of writing, and very little chasing-folks-through-the-hedge-maze. She also recently sold a story, “The Words I Starved For,” to Fireside Magazine, which will appear in the January 2020 issue, in print and online.

 

New Event: Hell’s Heart at KGB Bar (5/21)

HWA-NY Presents: Hell’s Heart at KGB Bar. Join us for an evening of horror stories and entertainment to celebrate the anthology, HELL’S HEART, edited by April Grey.

Hell’s Heart at KGB Bar
Tuesday, May 21st, 2019
KGB Bar   ♥   7 PM – 9 PM
Featuring the stories and talent of: Marc Abbott, Oliver Baer, V. Peter Collins, Elizabeth Crowens, Teel James Glenn, Amy Grech, Rick Poldark, and Steven Van Patten.

There is a two drink minimum and the event will include giveaways, author signings, and a raffle.

No tickets necessary, but feel free to RSVP (and share!) on Facebook.

 

Member News: March 2019

The latest from HWA-NY members…

Marc Abbott and Steven Van Patten recently published a collaborative collection, Hell at the Way Station. This new horror collection contains original short stories with a foreword by Bram Stoker Lifetime Achievement Award winner Linda Addison.

*Join Marc and Steven for the Hell at the Way Station Book Launch on March 23rd, 2019 at 4:30 p.m. The event includes readings by both authors followed by a moderated Q&A. There will be happy hour drink specials and hard copies of the book will be on sale for $15. This launch is a public event so feel free to bring friends and family with you. This is an event you won’t want to miss! The Way Station is located in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, at 683 Washington Ave., with train stations close by.

James Chambers‘ novella, Three Chords of Chaos, is now available for preorder from eSpec Books and will be launched at HELIOSphere in Tarrytown, NY.

Teel James Glenn‘s story, “The Edge of Time,” will appear in Airship 27’s anthology Mystery Men (and Women), Vol. 6. His fantasy story “The Fatal Choice,” appears in the March issue of Aurora Wolf Magazine. His story “Jim Bowie and the Bean Stalk” is in the anthology, High Adventure History, published by Pro Se Productions. Teel will also be presenting a lecture on small arms and the wounds for the writer on March 30^th at the Liberty State Fiction Writers Conference in New Jersey.

Tonya Hurley’s podcast series, Stories of Strange Women, has a new episode with Parker Posey. Stories of Strange Women has featured interviews with musician Amanda Palmer; Cassandra Peterson (a.k.a. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark); punk-legend Lydia Lunch; and Kate Pierson of the B-52s. You can find all the episodes online.

 

Member News: January + February 2019

The latest from HWA-NY members…

NYSF + WIHM = A Great Night of Horror! On Tuesday, February 12th, don’t miss Meghan Arcuri, Alp Beck, Elizabeth Crowens, Amy Grech, Charie D. La Marr, and Kathleen Scheiner reading from their stories in A New York State of Fright (on sale now!) at the KGB Bar to spotlight the anthology and celebrate Women in Horror Month! Hosted by James Chambers and Carol Gyzander.

Marc Abbott recently starred in “Endangered,” a short film in the feature anthology, Theatre of Terror, which is available on Blu-Ray and DVD.

Oliver Baer will be performing “A Conclave of Baer,” poetry set to music, at Sidewalk Cafe as part of the Anti-Folk Festival on Saturday, February 16 at 6:45 p.m.

James Chambers recently signed a two-book deal with Raw Dog Screaming Press to publish a collection of his horror fiction, On the Night Border, in 2019, and one of his fantasy and science fiction stories, The Price of Faces, in 2020.

Teel James Glenn‘s story, “The Occurrence of Fangs,” was published in Crimson Street #4: In the Newspaper. His fantasy story, “There Might Be Blood,” appears in the February issue of Aurora Wolf Magazine. Also, his surreal short story, “Hands of Glory,” and suspense story, “Blindspot,” have been accepted for the 2018 Bould Awards Anthology to be published mid-February.

Amy Grech‘s story “Blossom” was recently published in the anthology, Psycho Holiday.

Tonya Hurley’s podcast series, Stories of Strange Women, has a new episode with Parker Posey. Stories of Strange Women has featured interviews with musician Amanda Palmer; Cassandra Peterson (a.k.a. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark); punk-legend Lydia Lunch; and Kate Pierson of the B-52s. You can find all the episodes online.

Jonathan Lees reports that Chris McInroy‘s short film We Summoned A Demon, screened during the 2018 Final Frame Film Competition at StokerCon, is now available to view on Vimeo.

Steven Van Patten will be appearing at Black Ink–An African-American Book Festival on February 9 from noon to 5 p.m. at The New LaNeve’s, 276 Belmot Ave, Haledon, NJ.