Kij Johnson News Today

There's a new review of Kij Johnson's collection The Privilege of the Happy Ending in Strange Horizons by M. L. Clark — the kind of review I'd love to just paste the whole thing in instead of excerpting a strong line. Anyway, if you've not read the book, go for it, and if you've read

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In 2023 we (only) published four books and I'm happy to see three of them are on the Locus Recommended Reading list. The one title missing is Ayize Jama-Everett's series capper Heroes of an Unknown World—at least The Last Count of Monte Cristo, his great Afrofuturist graphic novel, is listed. As ever, congratulations to everyone

Get your skates on: Kij Johnson reads from her new collection, The Privilege of the Happy Ending tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Prairie Lights in Iowa City — or just order a book and get it personalized there!

Today is the official publication day for Kathleen Jennings's first collection of short stories, Kindling. Kathleen has illustrated many of our book covers over the last 15 years. She worked with Kij Johnson and did the cover and many interior illustrations for The River Bank; she provided covers for two issues of our zine, LCRW;

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Indie publisher Small Beer Press has announced that it's halting publication of new titles.

Thank you, Vanessa Armstrong, for this news story about Small Beer on Tor.com. The article led to a small flood of men emailing manuscript submissions and queries, showing that no matter how clear a headline is ("Small Beer Press Is Halting New Publications" is very clear), some people don't think it applies to them. I'm

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