Archive for Jeremy C. Shipp
Jeremy C. Shipp has set up a new promotional section on his website called Bizarro Bytes. Readers can sign up to receive 12 new, previously unpublished short stories by Shipp, one story a month, for only $12. The horror/dark fantasy stories range from 2500 to 6000 words and are delivered by emailed in ebook format (PDF, Mobi, or ePub).
Higher level subscriptions are also available for those readers who want to provide extra support and receive special bonuses in addition to the 12 stories.
Shipp’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in over 50 publications, the likes of Cemetery Dance, ChiZine, Apex Magazine, Pseudopod, and The Bizarro Starter Kit (blue). While preparing for the forthcoming collapse of civilization, Jeremy enjoys living in Southern California in a moderately haunted Victorian farmhouse with his wife, Lisa, and their legion of yard gnomes. He’s currently working on many stories and novels and is losing his hair, though not because of the ghosts. His books include Vacation, Sheep and Wolves, and Cursed. And thankfully, only one mime was killed during the making of his first short film, Egg.
If you’d like to sample Shipp’s work, currently there are four free short stories you can read directly on the web site. The first story for subscribers will go out in June (2009).
Here’s where to get started: Bizarro Bytes
Jeremy C. Shipp reports that his new book, Sheep And Wolves, is now available for pre-order via Raw Dog Screaming Press. The pre-order bundle comes with a DVD copy of Egg, a short film Shipp wrote. You can catch an excerpt from Sheep And Wolves at Shipp’s website: Jeremy C. Shipp. And you can catch the trailer for his movie here: Egg. Finally, Caleb J. Ross recently delved deep into Shipp’s dark disturbing skull, and the resulting interview is available here: Almost Every Aspect of Civilization Horrifies Me.
