Darin Bradley

I now blog exclusively at www.darinbradley.com. See ya there.

My buddy Matt Kressel just wrote to let me know that Sybil's Garage #7 is now available. SG has long been one of my favorite venues for short fiction in the literary weird vein, and I highly recommend you order a copy. Matt and his team always put together a fine issue, and I'm very glad to see that they're still going strong.

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Episode 4, "Groups" of my apocalyptic-arts blog series, "The Beginning of the End," is up over at Suvudu.

Help yourself.

My latest entry in the "Beginning of the End" series for Spectra's Suvudu blog is now up. This week, it's all about the rabbit hole—self and apocalyptic consciousness.

The first episode of Salvage Country, the companion website to Noise, is now up and ready for your exploration. Want to hear/read the first chapter? Want to see what Salvage is? Do you want to know how to rebuild civilization following the apocalypse?

Then go.

(The perceptive will find the link to some promotional voicework by Jeff VanderMeer.)

I'm behind by a week with my apocalypse-blog series, "The Beginning of the End," over at Suvudu, but we're back on schedule with today's post: Conflict.

Following last week's post, the second (Episode 1) of my survey of posts about apocalyptic narrative is now up at Suvudu.

The Beginning of the End: Episode 1, "Anarchy".

For your reading pleasure, the first of a series of blog posts on the apocalypse is up at Suvudu:

"The Day After Earth Day: Darin Bradley, Noise, and the Beginning of the End."

Drollerie Press has announced a new 31-day digital author conference called CoyoteCon. I'll be a part of a chatroom discussion, with Lucy Snyder, on May 14th about "The Book Deal and Publishing Process." Drop by.

Noise now has a cover.

8/31/2010, y'all.