As usual, it's hard to believe the two months are finished already. Thanks to Carl for hosting once more. It's always great fun! Here's a recap of my RIP-ing. Peril of the Short Story: Two tales in MOONSHOT, edited by Hope Nicholson for AH Comics (Alternative History): "The Qallupiluk: Forgiven" which
Steven Price began as a poet, so the hype surrounding his new novel, By Gaslight, must have been disconcerting. But that's appropriate, because it is intended to be a disconcerting story. McClelland & Stewart - PRH, 2016 The majority of readers probably won't be interested in either the rumours surrounding
Peril of the Short Story is an aspect of RIP which I often neglect, despite my best intentions. Not so, this year. First, MOONSHOT, which is edited by Hope Nicholson for AH Comics (Alternative History) contains many elements which suit this reading season. First,"The Qallupiluk: Forgiven" which was originally published in
R.eaders I.mbibing P.eril XI takes place from September 1st, 2016 through October 31st, 2016. Abigail Larson's original artwork for RIP XI 2016 There are only two expectations if you want to participate with us: 1. Have fun reading (and watching*). 2. Share that fun with others. Sign-ups are
In the past, I've made large stacks of creepy reading with the RIP challenges in mind, but I have a habit of stacking up many lovely possibilities but then choosing different books altogether later on. Perhaps this is partly because books can surprise you and take you in unexpected directions.
