MEAT ME AT NINE FLASHING IN THE DARK

"Meat Me at Nine", first published in Flashshots and later The New Flesh Magazine, is now live and in its third edition at Flashes in the Dark:

For those that haven't read it yet: http://flashesinthedark.com/2010/05/22/meat-me-at-nine-by-eugene-gramelis/

MANGENI'S CURTAIN CALL

I am pleased to announce that Flashes in the Dark has picked up "Mangeni's Lullaby" (originally published by The New Flesh Magazine), and will be posting it on their ezine on 22 June 2010.

For your daily dose of horror flash fiction double-click here: http://flashesinthedark.com/

IT'S ALL IN THE MIND

My flash piece It's All In the Mind is due to hit the screen at Flashshots between 16 and 18 May 2010, so keep an eye out for it:

http://www.gwthomas.org/flashshotindex.htm

While you're there, check out the new Flashshot book:

THIRTY SECONDS IS ALL IT TAKES... OR MAYBE A LITTLE LONGER

The long-awaited debut of Thirty Seconds is finally here! Check it out at Afterburn SF:

http://www.afterburnsf.com/?p=198

Meat Me at Nine ... Again

Meat Me at Nine (which was originally published in Flashshots earlier this year) has hit the screen again at the New Flesh Magazine. Have a read:

http://newfleshmagazine.blogspot.com/2010/05/dean-was-supposed-to-meet-her-at.html

REVIEW OF ME#3 BY SCARYMINDS

I happened to stumble across a review of Midnight Echo # 3 on http://www.scaryminds.com by Jeff Ritchie, horror connoisseur and critic. It's the first I've been able to find on ME#3, which of course containts two of my flash pieces: Labour Pains and Dirty Laundry. As far as reviews go, ME#3 seemed to hold its own; here are some choice quotes from the review:


"...The real bonus with Issue 3 is an amazing twenty two stories contained within the pages. There seems to have been no set selection criteria, besides quality prose, for the stories and they range in length from some hard hittting flash pieces to a couple of fairly long stories..."


"...Rule of thumb I guess, the prose is pretty top notch so I guess the poetry is probably good as well..."


"...Naturally there were a few stories that stood out...Another flash piece, Labour Pains by Eugene Gramelis, caught me completely by surprise, didn't pick the ending there at all..."


A lot of the credit for this beautifully packaged publication goes to our editor Stephen Studach, and of coure the many writers and other contributors, who gave their heart and soul (some literally) for the greator good of the publicaiton. I tip my hat to them.


You can read the whole review at:

http://www.scaryminds.com/reviews/magazine05.php

Scaryminds is a great site, full of articles, interviews, reviews and resources with a strong down-under theme. Check it out.

Fair's Fair in Print

And by the way, dear Reader, issue 10 of House of Horror has now been released. If you enter the house by knocking on the link below and walk down the steps leading to the basement, you'll find a piece called "Fair's Fair" by Yours Truly. Enjoy.

http://www.houseofhorror.org.uk