The Lonely Cry is an informal west coast association of Canadian science fiction and fantasy writers. Our members are Mary E. Choo, Dave Duncan, Matthew Hughes, Eileen Kernaghan, Linda Demeulemeester, Clélie Rich, Rhea Rose and Casey Wolf.
Reviews and interviews
Reviews and interviews
- Challenging Destiny interview with Eileen Kernaghan
- C.June Wolf interviews Eileen Kernaghan at Strange Horizons
- Locus interview with Dave Duncan
- SFrevu interviews The Lonely Cry
- Casey Wolf: Bitten By Books Video Interview & Chat
- Strange Horizons Interview with Casey Wolf
- Theakus Free Quarterly interview with Matthew Hughes
- Innsmouth Free Press Interview with Mary E. Choo
- Iceberg Ink interview with Dave Duncan
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Matthew Hughes' three Henghis Hapthorn novels -- Majestrum, The Spiral Labyrinth, and Hespira -- are now available as ebooks in Kindle and Epub formats on Matt's web page. The price is $2.99 each. A pdf format file will follow soon. They'll also be for sale on Amazon and Kobo in the near future.
http://www.matthewhughes.org/the-archonate-bookstore/
As well, Matt is using Amazon's CreateSpace subsidiary to offer some of his self-published ebooks as print-on-demand paperbacks. The first two titles are the short story collections 9 Tales of Henghis Hapthorn and The Meaning of Luff and Other Stories. They're now available from Amazon and directly from CreateSpace's e-store.
The Lonely Cry is an informal west coast association of Canadian science fiction and fantasy writers. Our members are Mary E. Choo, Dave Duncan, Matthew Hughes, Eileen Kernaghan, Linda DeMeulemeester, Clélie Rich, Casey Wolf and Rhea Rose. Visit our website at www.lonelycry.ca
Reviews and interviews
- Innsmouth Free Press interview with Mary E. Choo
- Strange Horizons interview with Casey Wolf
- Bitten by Books interview with Casey Wolf
- Canadian Gothic: an Interview with Mary E. Choo
- Challenging Destiny interview with Eileen Kernaghan
- C.June Wolf interviews Eileen Kernaghan at Strange Horizons
- SFCanada interview with Janine Cross
- Locus interview with Dave Duncan
- SFrevu interviews The Lonely Cry