Go get yours right now!
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Christian Klaver's latest Credit!
Christian Klaver has an amazing Sherlock Holmes story in The Anthology of Dark Wisdom: The Best of Dark Fiction edited by William Jones! It's brand new and brand newly terrific!
TNE Volume 3 Number 2 HAS BEEN PUBLISHED!
That's right. It's up and running. May require a few tweaks this week (please report any broken links or other problems), but it's live and it's a doozy!)
Featuring, Jamison T. Caine, Rob Hunter, Robert E. Porter, Brent L. Petretti, Chris Castle, Stephanie Manuzak, Nicholas J. Carter, Adam Dunsby, Philip Roberts, and Jackie Paxton.
Go check it out!
Monday, November 2, 2009
Issue Delay
My apologies to everyone looking for the new batch of stories yesterday. Getting a new issue finalized is a process of a couple of weeks and I have, unfortunately, been occupied with my civic duties as an American. Namely, jury duty! That process in and of itself could be fodder for a very terrifying tale for the pages of the Nautilus Engine.
Again, my apologies, and I hope to have the new issue up for your enjoyment sometime this week. Please check back -- we have, if memory serves, eleven fantastic stories this time around covering a wide range of topics.
They're great, you're great, and I appreciate your patience!
RW
Again, my apologies, and I hope to have the new issue up for your enjoyment sometime this week. Please check back -- we have, if memory serves, eleven fantastic stories this time around covering a wide range of topics.
They're great, you're great, and I appreciate your patience!
RW
Sunday, August 2, 2009
The Nautilus Engine V3N1 (issue 9!) is ALIVE!!!!!
Took a few days to finalize the webbyness of the new issue but it's finally here ready to stick your gooey eyeballs to, with nine new stories, new book reviews, and new movie trailers. I hope you explore the issue and enjoy what we've put together for you.
As it is entirely possible that we screwed up a link or have a stray bit of HTML code lying about, please comment here or write to rondwarren@hotmail.com. If we can, we will make corrections.
And, as always, thanks for reading and supporting The Nautilus Engine!
Saturday, August 1, 2009
be patient, my pretties....
The Ausust '09 issue of the Nautilus Engine will be live today, although it may be late tonight. The sheer quantity of quality that came our way this quarter meant more work than i expected (read: set aside time for). However, the show must go on! And it will with new tales from:
Louise Morgan
S.O. Esposito
C. Cooper Turner
Amanda Lawrence Auverigne
Robert E. Porter
Diane Gallant
Edward Rodosek
Pedro Cerda and Daniel Stiles
Get ready!
Louise Morgan
S.O. Esposito
C. Cooper Turner
Amanda Lawrence Auverigne
Robert E. Porter
Diane Gallant
Edward Rodosek
Pedro Cerda and Daniel Stiles
Get ready!
Saturday, May 2, 2009
May '09 Issue is Out There, Baby!
Yup, The Nautilus Engine Volume 2 Number 4, May 2009 is online and ready for you to take a good long look-see! Apologies that it didn't make it live earlier on May 1st, we were having some technical difficulties.
Even now (May 2 at 3:05 a.m.) I know the issue has a few minor bugs. I hope to give the whole thing a good once-over aftr I get some sleep.
But we've got nine fun new stories. That's a record for us! And a featured artist on the image gallery page. So enjoy and tell your friends. And start thinking about submitting for the next issue (the plan is August 1 for that one).
Thank You and.... Goodnight!
Ron
Even now (May 2 at 3:05 a.m.) I know the issue has a few minor bugs. I hope to give the whole thing a good once-over aftr I get some sleep.
But we've got nine fun new stories. That's a record for us! And a featured artist on the image gallery page. So enjoy and tell your friends. And start thinking about submitting for the next issue (the plan is August 1 for that one).
Thank You and.... Goodnight!
Ron
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Ya Got Two Weeks
or thereabouts to get into my grubby little mitts a few more stories, features, reviews, or other related materials of a speculative fiction nature.
And, while I wait, with a modicum of patience, I'll offer you this fun little cartoon, "It was a Dark and Silly Night" from none other than the likes of Gahan Wilson and Neil Gaiman. It's cute. Enjoy.
And, while I wait, with a modicum of patience, I'll offer you this fun little cartoon, "It was a Dark and Silly Night" from none other than the likes of Gahan Wilson and Neil Gaiman. It's cute. Enjoy.
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