Allow me to show you the cover for the new issue of Weird Tales. This is the first issue that is fully art directed by me. There were some learning curves on ye olde software and some unrelated delays (helllooooo travel) that made putting this issue take longer than it should have. BUT we are […]
The new Weird Tales cover, let me show it to you. Read More »
I spent yesterday evening and part of today in Philadelphia, meeting with Stephen Segal to wrap up the layout on Weird Tales. This issue is a transition between his art direction and mine to make things smoother. I only have one more large thing to layout and then I think it’s off to the races
It is hot. HOT. I do not approve. Plus layout with melting brain. Read More »
I’ve been sitting on this for a bit, but I’ll be joining the team at Weird Tales as their art director. Clearly, this is very exciting. I’ve long been an admirer of the work that Stephen Segal has done to revitalize the magazine and look forward to continuing his work. Of course the rest of
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I arrived home from WorldCon last night, absolutely beat. The convention was a great deal of fun, but the highlight for me is summed up in this photo. That’s me, at the Hugo Ceremony, presenting David Anthony Durham with the Campbell Tiara. He wore it the rest of the evening and looks darn good in
WEIRD TALES is honoring the 85 Weirdest and today is Jim Henson. Think JIM HENSON (1936-1990) and you think Muppets — yet there’s so much more to the man’s genius. His experimental filmmaking ranged from Time Piece to The Cube. Though his interest in puppetry started as a way to get on television, he stayed
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A little bird just told me that from now until midnight, Weird Tales t-shirts are $5 off. Declare your weirdness.
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Over at Weird Tales they have a query out to authors. Does this story belong to any of you? Did you write a story called “The Lunch Thief” and submit it to us? If so, please drop a line. We like it quite a bit, but a Most Unspeakable Thing has happened to the manuscript,