Clarkesworld Magazine just posted a preview of the June cover art, which will have my story “Clockwork Chickadee” in it. I am thrilled to be sharing the issue with this creepy art by Eli Effenberger.
Clarkesworld Magazine June Cover Art
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Wow, Mary! Great cover. I can’t wait to read “Clockwork Chickadee.” 🙂
Oh my, that’s lovely. I wouldn’t call it creepy, but then again I collect Asian ball-jointed resin dolls and…well, it wouldn’t take too much for me to make any two of my dolls resemble those kids. 🙂 I really like it! I must get my hands on the issue for TWO reasons now. 😀
Except it appears I must sit on my hands and wait for a chapbook to be published? Well, neef. *bookmarks Clarkesworld*
No,Julia, you don’t have to wait for the chapbook at all. Clarkesworld comes out with two stories each month, online, for free. You only have to give them money if you want a limited edition chapbook.
Which I’m certainly going to want from this issue.
Yes, I want a hard copy so I can have the pretty artwork to look at offline. ^_^ (And your story too, oh yeah…)
I emailed Eli Effenberger last night, actually, and she directed me to theuntappedsource.com which is where one can order prints of her work in a variety of mediums.
I’ll still be getting the Clarkesworld chapbook, but I get my poster this way!
You are a clever, clever woman.
Very nice! I’m glad Neil stumbled across that excellent piece of creepy artwork to grace the cover of the issue with “Clockwork Chickadee,” and I’ll look forward to reading the story.
That is very creepy! Yet cool. At least June is just around the corner.
Yay!
The the “boy’s” hat read ‘Duck’s Soup’ ?
I can only assume that’s a Marx reference, but who knows, really. It’s not a reference to anything in the story.
Oh, VEEERRRRYYYY cool.
that is seriously cool. or maybe it’s seriously kewl. either way, much with the rocking. go you!!!
WHOA! There are clockwork birds in the art… did that happen accidently, or did the artist key off your writing, or what? Beautiful and fascinating!
The art is both an accident and on purpose. When Neal posted the art he said,
Japanese Gothic-Lolita creepy.
*shudder*
You mean Clockwork Japanese Gothic-Lolita creepy.