AHWA Members' Appearances, Sales, Acceptances & Wins July 08

[Talie Helene]

The Australian Horror Writers Association has a diverse membership of established and emerging writers, who are consistently purveying their fiction and dark non-fiction in a wide variety of publications, and appearing in the media and at events.

The following recent and forthcoming appearances, sales, acceptances and wins have been reported to AHWA news:

David Carroll

• All Tomorrow's Zombies (co-written with Jason Vey) has garnered an honourable mention for best writing in the 2008 ENnie Awards
• Appearances on eight panels at the recent GenCon Oz RPG Convention
• New comics column 4Colour Black in Black: Australian Dark Culture (Brimstone Press)

Shane Jiraiya Cummings

• Managing Editor of Black: Australian Dark Culture (Brimstone Press)
• Current affairs writer for Black: Australian Dark Culture (Brimstone Press)
• Editor of Black Box - the charity multimedia e-anthology (Brimstone Press)
• Chasing Jormungand appears in Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine #35
• Shards - a collection of dark flash fiction - illustrated by Andrew J McKiernan (Ticonderoga Publications) forthcoming in October
• The Cutting Room forthcoming in the Pseudopod podcast

Felicity Dowker

• Ill Conceived forthcoming in The Black Garden, edited by Christopher Allan Death (Corpulent Insanity Press)
• The Knotting forthcoming in Leaves of Blood - A Bloody Collection edited by Mike Brown and Robert N Stephenson (Altair Australia)
• They Live Under the House forthcoming in Midnight Echo - the Magazine of the Australian Horror Writers Association, Issue 1 edited by Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond (AHWA)

Talie Helene

• Music Director of Black Box - the charity multimedia e-anthology (Brimstone Press)
• The Black Queen appearing in Black Box - the charity multimedia e-anthology (Brimstone Press)
• New music column Waltzing Macabre appearing in Black: Australian Dark Culture (Brimstone Press)
• New horror news segment on Kryptographic - Horror in and out of comics podcast

Robert Hood

• Abandoned appears in Trust Me!, edited by Paul Collins (Ford Street Publishing)
• Kulpunya forthcoming in Exotic Gothic 2, edited by Danel Olson (Ash-Tree Press)
• Moments of Dying appears in Black: Australian Dark Culture, edited by Angela Challis (Brimstone Press)
• Author interview in Black: Australian Dark Culture (Brimstone Press)

Rick Kennett

• Bummed forthcoming in Antipodean SF #125

• The Dark and What it Said forthcoming on The Writing Show Halloween Ghast Fest curated by Paula Bernstein, and the Year's Best Australian Science Fiction & Fantasy #3 edited by Bill Congreve and Michelle Marquardt (Mirrordanse Books)

Martin Livings

• Bedbugs forthcoming in Voices (Morrigan Books)
• Piggies forthcoming in Midnight Echo - the Magazine of the Australian Horror Writers Association, Issue 1 edited by Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond (AHWA)
• Smiley forthcoming in In Bad Dreams 2 (Eneit Press)
• The Dead Priest's Tale forthcoming in Canterbury 2100 (Agog Press)

Andrew McKiernan

• Daivadana forthcoming in In Bad Dreams 2: Where Death Stalks (Eneit Press)
• The Haunting that Jack Built appears in Aurealis #42.

David Schembri

• Eat Up appearing in FlashShot, edited by Esther Schrader (GW Thomas)
• Night, Night appearing in FlashShot, edited by Esther Schrader (GW Thomas)
• The Iron Fist appearing in Flashshot, edited by Esther Schrader (GW Thomas)
• The Prolonging appearing in Penpricks, edited by Elizabeth Clifton (Black Ink Tales Publishing)
• The Noise Upstairs appearing in FlashShot, edited by Esther Schrader (GW Thomas)
• The Reaction forthcoming in AntipodeanSF, edited by Ion Newcombe

AHWA Members who wish to submit their recent news of appearances, sales, acceptances and wins, please forward the details to AHWA News Editor, Talie Helene; simple guidelines on how to format your news, have been posted to the AHWA Members-only Forum.

Writers and publishing professionals interested in finding out more about AHWA Membership, visit australianhorror.com for full details on how to join, as well as great information on writing craft and publishing in the field.

Source: Talie Helene, AHWA News Editor