Reading in Atlanta!

[catherineldf]

Just got all the happy little dots connected on this one. It'll be right before Gaylaxicon. If you're in the area, please come by and check it out. We put on a damn fine show, if I do say so myself. :-D

Queer Fantasy Readings at Outwrite Bookstore and Coffeehouse
991 Piedmont Avenue, Atlanta, GA
404-607-0082607-0082
Thursday, October 4th, 8PM

Lambda Award finalist author and editor Steve Berman ("Vintage: A Ghost Story"), Pushcart Award nominated author Eugie Foster ("So Fey: Queer Faery Stories") and Spectrum Award finalist Catherine Lundoff ("Crave: Tales of Lust, Love and Longing") will be reading from their recent works. Join us for an evening of some of the finest GLBT fantasy and horror writing around.

Outwrite - http://www.outwritebooks.com/NASApp/store/IndexJsp

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[jean-roberta.livejournal.com]

Congrats & I wish you a large, worshipful audience.

So hello to Eugie Foster for me! Someday I hope to meet her.

I was honoured to be in a kind of phantom antho with her which never got published. It was named "Blasphemy: Erotic Religious Horror," not be confused with any actual books with similar titles. The editors were a husband-and-wife team of horror writers and their press was Massacre Publications. I believe they were in process of moving from Scotland to the U.S. when they planned the antho in 2003. The book was advertised on Shocklines with cover art and offers of an "unholy Communion wafer" with each copy. The editors set up a Yahoo group so we could all get to know each other, but they kept putting off publication until some contributors withdrew their stories. I believe there were only 15 of us.

Since then, I've read some Eugie Foster stories, but not sure I ever saw the one that was to be in "Blasphemy." I would like to hear her read some time.

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[catherineldf.livejournal.com]

Thanks!
Actually, you can say hi yourself; she's out here too. I believe her journal is just called 'eugie' but you can doublecheck my profile since she's on my friends list.
Oh, and while you're there, devifemme is a big fan of your work and says that she discovered my writing through your reviews. Go, Jean, go! :-D