Andrew S.keletons Fuller

New books I want to read 10/27/2026: She Isn't Herself Tonight by Hailey Piper • Savage Lake by Nick Medina • The Porcelain Sisters by Daryl Gregory • The Saints We Make by Josie Kallo • Where We Go at Night by Ikwo Ntekim

Thought I would be going home on Friday, but my wound care is complicated and so I am not yet going home (2 months in the hospital now 🙃). If you can contribute, it will really help. www.gofundme.com/f/help-suppo...

A voting system that texts you when your ballot is on its way, and texts you to confirm it’s been counted after you dropoff or mail in. And weeks ahead of the final date. That’s pretty cool, huh? Every state could have such a system, if it really cared to listen.

New books I wanted to read 10/20/2026: The Slantwise Histories by Alix E. Harrow • Tatratea by Alex Woodroe • The Turning of Sally-Mae by Nuzo Onoh • What the Forest Devours by Elaine Vilar Madruga, translated by Kevin Gerry Dunn • When the Night Comes Knocking by Katherine Daniel

The leaves have blown into the space between doors. Do not let them inside. They will stick to a shoe, drift onto the skin. Soon you will be covered. You will hear the whisper of cool wind, feel dry and brittle, bones crackling as you twirl in a corner, breaking down. A last thought before winter.

New friends joining us at the house of always horror.

Join us this Saturday afternoon 2–5pm at the Beaverton Library for scary books read by the authors who write them. 🎃📕

UBI should be inevitable long before we even think about developing AI.

New books I want to read 10/13/2026: Off the Reservation by Stephen Graham Jones • Phantom Limb by Brian Evenson • The End of Everything by M. John Harrison • Rottenheart by Kat Dunn • Unspeakable Things by Elizabeth Hand • The Spirits by Bonnie Jo Campbell

Let’s help these two excellent magazines continue bringing out great fiction!

What an awesome night of weird fiction readings in Portland by some of my favorite authors Jeff Vandermeer, Keith Rosson, Wendy N. Wagner, Jeremiah Jefferson, and Nathan Carson. Hosted by Brujos Brewing, where some witches always lurk.

Things to do: verify your voting registration. Vote. Talk w everyone you know about getting to polls or completing mail ballot. Write & call your reps demanding trans rights, immigration rights, prosecute corruption, end data centers, end war, stop genocide. Don’t watch the live execution.

We already knew their writing contracts are awful, and it's now clear their art contracts are terrible. I don't think of submitting anything to them… unless they get their act together and treat creatives professionally.

New books I want to read 10/6/2026: Find Me Where It Ends by Cassandra Khaw • The Scarlet Ball by Nghi Vo • Your Body Is a Fever Dream ed Alex Woodroe • Quaint Folk by Bitter Kurella • Red Ants by Kimberly Baeser • The Four Wives and Five Deaths of Richard Milford by Nafissa Thompson-Spires

Join us this weekend for the HPL Film Festival at the Hollywood Theatre in Portland, with literary events at the Hollywood Library, free & public. Author Guest of Honor Philip Fracassi will be among us. I will lurk too on a panel about cozy horror and read a new story.

New books I want to read 9/29/2026: Nightjars by Michael Wehunt • Trad Wife by Sarah Langan • Something Followed Us Here by Cynthia Pelayo • The Unhaunting by Micaiah Johnson • The Memory Tree by Heather Davey • Saltcrop by Yuma Kitasei • The Works of Vermin by Heron Ennes

*tosses out resumés from men who attended Cornell* *tosses resumes of men who were in frats* *tosses resumes of men who said “not all men”* *tosses out all men*

Overheard at restaurant… Small child: Arrr! *chomp chomp* Parent: I’m sorry, she likes to eat people. It’s her thing right now.

I am Annie Mok, an intersex trans woman multimedia artist. I wanna tell you about a GoFundMe campaign for a dear anonymous friend, a Philly-based trans woman who is a domestic violence survivor. She needs support while finding a new job. Plz donate & share. Gracias🙏❤️‍🔥 www.gofundme.com/f/help-phila...

Hi everyone! You fundraised for one of my trans former students leaving Kansas - that helped and they are now safely in Colorado. I'm now asking you to help againnnnn Let's get Siobhán Kirchstein's fundraiser to goal! She is 100% a real person, I know her and just spoke to her today. Threading:

One week left, it’s all or nothing!

It’s always exciting when a new Keith Rosson book comes out. Nobody does horror with doses of crime and humanity better. Can’t wait to dig into the Crone novel. While Broadway Books in Portland is a great shop and host.

New books I want to read 9/22/2026: Crone by Keith Rosson • Mazywood by Tananarive Due • Banquet for the Damned by Adam Nevill • Traps and Specters by Philip Fracassi • Sometimes I Scare Myself by Jeneva Rose • Our Cut of Salt by Deena Helm • Call Off the Dark by Hallie Shepherd

I know that we said this before but this is the most important election ever. Please remember to check that you're registered, plan ahead to make it to the polls or mail your ballot early. Help family and friends get ready. Get our voice out strong!

I backed it! These magazines have published great horror and SF for years, let’s have more!

New books I want to read 9/15/2026: The Movie Doesn’t End the Way We Want by Hailey Piper • These Gilded, Ghostly Hearts by Gwendolyn Kiste • American Nightmare by Kelly McWilliams • The Tongue I Dream in by Sheree Renée Thomas • Unearthed: New Horror of Ancient Ruins ed Dan Coxon & Philip Fracassi

Finishing second new short story in the last month, both of which have a potential home. It’s really nice to be invited. Every tale is a new exploration.

I love making every issue of this magazine, working with such great writers, and sharing awesome stories. Help us continue to do this!

There aren’t many pro markets for genre fiction out there. I hope you can help us keep this magazine going because the authors deserve it. www.kickstarter.com/projects/asf...

Looking forward to new fiction by these writers!

Support 3LBE magazine in creating another year of haunted short fiction!

Since I saw it early ‘80s, I often think of how in the 1970-movie Colossus: The Forbin Project (& 1966 novel), the supercomputer couldn’t make anyone do anything like build more computers or execute people or launch nukes, until after they built the computer and gave it all the data it demanded.

My alter ego Rew X really enjoyed creating cover art for the upcoming anthology SUFFERING THE OTHER, ed Justin Steele & Sam Cowan, with 24 great authors. Pre-order dimshores.bigcartel.com/product/suff... This book benefits Transgender Law Center and National Immigration Project

So we have the working class, and then we have the… we have… huh, they don’t actually DO anything, do they.

Temperatures reaching 100 degrees F in Portland today. Find a cooling space on this map www.arcgis.com/apps/webappv...

Finished the smol but mighty novella The Death of Mountains by Jordan Kurella a few weeks ago, and am still thinking about the dueling philosophies, depth of unusual characters, how it is many fables within one story. And then it was awarded a Shirley Jackson Award! Don’t miss this one!

New issue is out with great stories!

Congratulations to the awardees of the Shirley Jackson Awards! www.shirleyjacksonawards.org/2026/07/12/w...

Fifth and final season of The Bear and not one character has made an ursine transformation.

This magazine is always full of great stories and authors that you should be reading. Let’s keep it going!

The world contains many people who believe that if you can’t make complete perfect art in five minutes after the idea then you are a failure. Don’t listen to these people, don’t work for them, make things you love.

A kid up the block practices tee-ball in the yard, and their parent sits on the porch remarking that they’re doing it wrong as the kid repeatedly bats the tee over. But the kid says they right now they really enjoy knocking it down and not having to fetch the ball, and this is, as they say, the way.

One should always listen to Stephen Root. Whether he is talking about staplers or cursed islands.

It’s anti-prime day, so the perfect time to buy that book you heard about from your local store or order through bookshop or direct from the publisher.

Finally finished reading the duology of Fever House and The Devil By Name by Keith Rosson. These are two relentless gruesome unputdownable novels about before and after an apocalypse. They grind at emotions of the characters and readers. Take them for a relentless ride!

Finished reading the amazing novelette And Side By Side They Wander by Molly Tanzer, and loved every word. It’s a joyous read, filled with good things: sprawling science fiction, giant fungi, philosophy, robot romance, a daring heist, weird characters, betrayal, and a deep appreciation of art.

Congratulations to all the awardees of the Stoker Awards and Nebula Awards this glorious weekend!

Wishing everyone attending a wonderful StokerCon this weekend; full of good fright, inspiration, and community!