Todd Keisling

@toddkeisling.com

Horror writer & designer. Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of DEVIL’S CREEK, SCANLINES, & more. Rep: Becky LeJeune | Confluence Literary Agency. He/him. atom.bio/tkeisling

Publishers Weekly called today, asking questions about the Must Read Magazines contract situation. Did a 38-minute interview w/ them. This story isn’t going away. ICYMI: I’ll fight just as hard for the rights of the kid entering the industry as I will for my own. Don’t f**k w/ artists’ rights.

Congratulations to all the winners! It’s especially delightful to see Silk and Sinew win, an anthology which we loved at PseudoPod Towers, and from which we ran the story ‘Squatters’ last year! A wonderful piece of work from Shawna Yang Ryan! 🎉

British Fantasy Society@britfantasysoc.bsky.social · 2d ago

And the winner is Silk and Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora, accepted by Eliza Chan on behalf of Kristy Park Kulski

apropos of previous thread by John Wiswell: writers have a lot of solidarity when it comes to contracts. if you are a new writer and you think something might be hinky about your contract, it is completely fine to ask other professional writers even (especially) if you don't know us.

If you haven’t visited The Velvet Spine yet, today is the PERFECT day to go! It’s the kind of autumn day made for getting lost in a horror-centric bookstore, and I’ll be there signing copies of my books, too! 📚🖤🎃

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Kobo have blocked publication of one of our books We don't want to say too much about the specifics as we try to get to the bottom of the situation and get it resolved, but we're VERY angry - and would no longer recommend any reader uses the platform vs AMZ, etc (1/3)

I'm not going to get into it on Threads because I'm not a masochist, but sending your editorial notes to an author for a trad pub book that's already published is insane behaviour. The author vetted it, their editor did, a copyeditor, a proofreader...the book is written the way it is for a reason.

🧵 Attention, Fellow SFF Artists and Authors -- here is my response to Must Read Magazines, after they presented an Asimov's art contract expecting me to waive all Moral Rights and Copyright to my art. And, I would strongly advise the following to my fellow pros…. 1/

John Picacio’s response to Must Read Magazine’s request for his waiver of all Moral Rights and Copyright of his commissioned art for an ASIMOV’S assignment. Short version — Picacio says a resounding NOPE.