jeffreyford8
@jeffreyford8.bsky.social
Writer of novels and stories. Lives in Ohio.
In Washington Square Park, watching the pigeons and dogs and listening to live jazz.
One of our relatives saw this bumper sticker on a car in Cali.
Another treasure pulled from the avalanche that is the garage by Jack. Man-Spider. I love that it comes with “immobilizing restraints” as does much of life.
Sept. 8th, I'll be joining Livia LLewellyn, Clay McLeod Chapman, Theresa DeLucci, and Ellen Datlow at The Twisted Spine in Brooklyn to discuss all things Halloween and Ellen's new anthology, All Hallows Eve. Starts at 7 pm. On September 9th, I'll be reading at the KGB Bar with John C. Foster. 7pm
I remember once reading an interview with Charles Vess, years ago, in The Comics Journal. He was asked a question about what his goal was as an artist -- and he said that he wanted to be able to draw anything he could imagine. That stayed with me through the years and influenced me as a writer.
New York Times Spelling Bee wouldn’t accept “numbnut.” I’m calling bs.
What planet is this guy from? I never saw anyone who had a harder time pretending to be human. Quick, someone administer a Voight Kampff.
At coffee time today on the porch, as summer fades, was finally able to get a shot of that freakin humming bird.
My Clarion student, Anj Baker, has a new short story up at Apex Magazine. Check it out. tinyurl.com/bdhwfezb
Cervidae, New and Sharp
I thought I was thirty-five and lonesome, with my car broken down on the side of the road, a grand midwestern storm brewing to the west over freshly shorn soybean fields. I’d lived amongst hills my wh...
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Drinking with my sister, Mary. She said, “You’re not going to live to a hundred.”
Ran into Nick Kauffman and Mike Davis at NecronomiCon in Providence.
Don’t know where it came from but found this on my forearm when I woke up this morning. Yes, I am 70, but I’m a little intimidated by the fact that someone felt it necessary to tag me.
Me and Derek are going to be at Necronomicon in Providence this year. Derek will have a table in the vendor's room, selling prints and paintings (some of the prints, seen below), and I'll be doing the following panel about Ray Bradbury (fri.3pm) and a reading (fri. 5pm).
Media obsessions seen through the ambition of a wannabe journalist and a middle-aged woman who may or may not have killed a classmate when she was a child. A third-person POV protagonist and an unhinged woman who creates monstrous journal entries, emails, and audio recordings for a future podcast.
Here's a link to that Coode Street Podcast in which Kelly Link, Jonathan Strahan, Gary K. Wolfe, and yours truly discuss The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury. jonathanstrahan.podbean.com/e/episode-72...
Karyn Sallis was kind enough to send me a copy of Jim’s last book — Backwater. It’ll be on sale on Sept 1st. Cover and front flap synopsis. This is the novel that Jim borrowed a paragraph from one of my stories for. See if you spot it. More importantly, though, pick up a copy when it drops.
Polly Schattel's film After the Fall, from a Jeffrey Thomas short story, will be on Netflix tomorrow night on their Crafty short films. Looking forward to this.
Only $1.99 Salon Fantastique by Jeffrey Ford | Open Road Media openroadmedia.com/ebook/salon-...
Salon Fantastique
<b>Expand your vision of what a fantasy story can be with tales by Peter S. Beagle, Lucius Shepard, Catherynne M. Valente, Paul Di Filippo, and others.</b><br /><br /><b>Winner of the World Fantasy Aw
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Me and Lynn have started through season 1 of True Detective again. It’s so great. Even better on the rewatch.
From maybe 5 years ago, me and Lynn with our old friend, Hal Duncan in Edinburgh, Scotland.
