Triquorum

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Details of our latest imprint dedicated to the novelette.

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Vol: One is still available, featuring John Grant, Allen Ashley and Lavie Tidhar.

It escaped my attention at the time, but both Grant and Tidhar's stories were long-listed in the British Science Fiction Awards in the short-fiction category.

More details on the website: Triquorum | Index

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Vol: Two is in production, and should be available in June, featuring three authors who may not be totally known to you, but give it time: Jason Andrew, John Travis and Liam Davies.

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I know the work of Tidhar (obviously). And I've read Liam's stuff a bunch. I can tell you that Tidhar is a master and that Liam is rock-solid.

Haven't read Travis.

So there's my endorsement of the volume.

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John has a story forthcoming in the British Invasion anthology (co-edited by some bloke called Lebbon?), plus Cemetary Dance and has received numerous hono(u)rable mentions from Lady Ellen of Datlow.

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No flashy layout, nor graphics, just a simple, monochromatic minimalist landscape design.

Three stories, 50,000 words printed on 115gsm silk paper; three tales that defy genre convention, and available now:

Jason Andrew conjures a tall-tale of gonzo journalism, bikers and vampires in Fear and Loathing in Bat Country: Hunter S Thompson vs Dracula.

John Travis tells us strange things are afoot, in a 1960s Northern English town in Monster Mash.

Liam Davies takes us on a journey into the Afterlife via Adventures in Bed-Sit, and how far one would go in pursuit of true love.

Buy it, read it, love it.

I hope.

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Anyone who visits the Triquorum site, will find themselves transmuted via the ether to another plain... or, for the less initiated, re-directed to a brand-new Wordpress platform that I've been diddling with for the last couple of days.

I quite like Wordpress, and thought it's worth a shot - so pop on over (when you have time) and let us know now, y' hear.

In further news, the first review of T:II has surfaced courtesy of Sci-Fi-Online - a pretty respectable 7/10: "So three new stories, all of which have their good point, through the writers laurels defiantly have to go to Liam Davies".

Now, go on, buy it.