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Aug 1	How To Create a Zombie Reading Community Jason Boog August 1, 2006 Know More: Horror Writing, Web Books, Writing Resources 2.0, Writing Resources David Wellington is one of the original heroes of web publishing. He serialized his novel Monster Island on his blog--a fast-reading adventure set in New York City after a zombie infestation--earning legions of fans and a print book deal.Yesterday, Wellington... Posted at 6:59 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
May11	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Conclusion Jason Boog May 11, 2006 "My father Daniel, on the other hand, didn't remember anything but the nuclear weapons," writes Nick Mamatas in his new book coming out from Soft Skull Press. "Dirty bombs, WMDs, suitcases filled with high-tech stuff; that was all he... Continue Reading Posted at 3:05 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Buyer Beware Jason Boog May 11, 2006 In 2004, a fledgling writing teacher got busted giving this stunningly bad advice to fledgling writers about cover letters to publishers:"No awards? Ask your best friend—let's say her name is Martha Green—to give you the 1999 Martha Green Award... Continue Reading Posted at 10:54 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
May10	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part Four Jason Boog May 10, 2006 In 2003, epic flame wars errupted after science fiction godfather Gene Wolfe resigned from a writing workshop. The conflict between workshop-regulars and workshop-haters still simmers like a smoking volcano in the writing world.At the height of the debate, Nick... Continue Reading Posted at 3:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part Three Jason Boog May 10, 2006 China Mieville called Move Under Ground "an intense crossbred bastard homage-cum-critique-cum-vision." Reviewers at The Believer and The Village Voice all dug Nick Mamatas' literary horror novel. Seeing how the trade paperback edition comes out soon, we caught up with... Continue Reading Posted at 6:28 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
May 9	Over-Blogged Jason Boog May 9, 2006 Within hours of our Nick Mamatas interview, we have his LiveJournal-ed analysis:"Also, it's day two of me week on The Publishing Spot though I warn you that today's question turns the event into a blogger interviewing a blogger about... Continue Reading Posted at 8:07 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part Two Spooky Writers Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part One

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Aug 1	How To Create a Zombie Reading Community Jason Boog August 1, 2006 Know More: Horror Writing, Web Books, Writing Resources 2.0, Writing Resources David Wellington is one of the original heroes of web publishing. He serialized his novel Monster Island on his blog--a fast-reading adventure set in New York City after a zombie infestation--earning legions of fans and a print book deal.Yesterday, Wellington... Posted at 6:59 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
May11	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Conclusion Jason Boog May 11, 2006 "My father Daniel, on the other hand, didn't remember anything but the nuclear weapons," writes Nick Mamatas in his new book coming out from Soft Skull Press. "Dirty bombs, WMDs, suitcases filled with high-tech stuff; that was all he... Continue Reading Posted at 3:05 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Buyer Beware Jason Boog May 11, 2006 In 2004, a fledgling writing teacher got busted giving this stunningly bad advice to fledgling writers about cover letters to publishers:"No awards? Ask your best friend—let's say her name is Martha Green—to give you the 1999 Martha Green Award... Continue Reading Posted at 10:54 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
May10	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part Four Jason Boog May 10, 2006 In 2003, epic flame wars errupted after science fiction godfather Gene Wolfe resigned from a writing workshop. The conflict between workshop-regulars and workshop-haters still simmers like a smoking volcano in the writing world.At the height of the debate, Nick... Continue Reading Posted at 3:00 PM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part Three Jason Boog May 10, 2006 China Mieville called Move Under Ground "an intense crossbred bastard homage-cum-critique-cum-vision." Reviewers at The Believer and The Village Voice all dug Nick Mamatas' literary horror novel. Seeing how the trade paperback edition comes out soon, we caught up with... Continue Reading Posted at 6:28 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
May 9	Over-Blogged Jason Boog May 9, 2006 Within hours of our Nick Mamatas interview, we have his LiveJournal-ed analysis:"Also, it's day two of me week on The Publishing Spot though I warn you that today's question turns the event into a blogger interviewing a blogger about... Continue Reading Posted at 8:07 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part Two Spooky Writers Five Easy Questions: Nick Mamatas, Part One

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