It’s alive!
Steven Shrewsbury gives us a tale of a Native American with some special talents, and Catherine J. Gardner met a couple of writers who really wish they hadn’t gone shopping. R. Scott McCoy knows what happens when teenage boys don’t think things through, and Barry Napier has followed a survivor along a trail into the woods, and into a plot. RH Fay brings a long lost son home to New Bedlam, and John Irvine has a conversation with a madman.
We residents have offered up a few tales of woe …

I have two ad spaces left for the inaugural issue of New Bedlam. They are 125×125 each, and if the purchaser uses the code words “Louise Bohmer” or “The Black Act” in the order email, they get 10% off.
Check the advertising spec page here.
I still have the books, too. Proceeds from the sales of these collections will go towards The New Bedlam Project. All sales will include a campy horror movie and other bits and bobs – I’m like a magpie, I find and buy the silliest things sometimes. …

Announcing The New Bedlam Project
It is with great pleasure we announce the opening of a new and relatively unique speculative fiction webzine – The New Bedlam Project.
Some years ago, a small flicker of light lit the window of an abandoned home in the small town of New Bedlam. A solitary figure waited by the candle, while three fellow survivors took their seats around a battered oak table. When they were all as comfortable as they could be, considering the circumstances under which they met, she began to speak.
That meeting began …

Yeah… Just what I needed, right? Another blog… Well, if I’m going to go back to New Bedlam for a month, the security of a new blog is just the ticket. (whistling innocently)
I did want to keep the NaNo escapades separate from my day to day, so I felt a separate blog was okay, for that. And with Marked in Red closing at the end of this week (sprung that on ya, didn’t I?) and with the Grove’s website being taken down, I’ve got the room. And the …