Chloe N. Clark

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a bullet, a lantern, an eyeball, a knife Oh hi! Check out these cool pebbles I found.

fresh bats flying your way from the watery depths! spotlighting stories from @pintsncupcakes.bsky.social, @lmanusos.bsky.social, @nuzo.bsky.social, & @angelaliu.bsky.social ⚡🦇

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If you had to narrow the horror subgenres down to the ten most important, what would they be?

undertow publications 2025 award eligibility Short Story Collection Uncertain Sons and Other Stories, by Thomas Ha Magazines/Periodicals Artists Non-Fiction Weird Horror #10 Weird Horror #11 Ove Tøpfer Valin Mattheis MK Cooper Shikhar Dixit “Transcendence in Horror” by Simon Strantzas “Gargoyles, Grotesques, Monster Toys” by Orrin Grey “The Four Quadrants” by Simon Strantzas “Tokusatsu Terror” by Orrin Grey (From issues 10 & 11 of Weird Horror) Short Stories “St. Dymphna’s School for Borderland Girls” by Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece “In the Dream, He is Skinless and Beautiful” by Spencer Nitkey “Her Alberta” by Malcolm Devlin “Silver Wires and Sweet Water” by Alexander James “Nothing Good Without a Price” by Martin Cahill “Scratch Dinner” by Françoise Harvey “The Waite People” by Meg Elison “Seven Cups” by Rebecca Kuder “No Light in The Trees” by John Patrick Higgins From Weird Horror #10 “The Start of Something” by David Demchuk “Invasive Species” by Mary Kuryla “A Cruelty” by Rory Say “Another Mother Again” by Cyan Katz “Wine-Dark Eyes” by Juniper White “We Dwell in Its Many-Chambered Heart” by A.C. Wise “Dark Water” by Andrew Humphrey “Foreword to Occult Methods of Investigation” by David Peak “The God of Rust” by Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece “We Didn’t Used to Be Like This” by Jack Klausner From Weird Horror #11 Anthology The Best Weird Fiction of the Year, Vol. 1, edited by Michael Kelly Novelette Uncertain Sons, by Thomas Ha Undertow Publications is eligible in the Professional, and Non-Professional award categories Michael Kelly is eligible in Best Editor categories Weird Horror magazine is eligible in Best Semi-Prozine/Periodical categories

Our 2025 award eligibility post! If you've liked anything we've done this year, please consider it in your recommendations.

Thank you for your generous consideration.

Cartoon illustration of a megaphone with text reading: Submission open from November 1 to 30th, under the theme of Revolutions.

Our submissions are open to fiction exploring the theme of "Revolutions" 📣

Visit our website to read the full submission guidelines: www.khoreomag.com/submissions-...

Do you need a silly turnip-related library video for your day???

Well, here you go :)

thank you so much, as ever. every year.
here's mine:
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The 100 Must-Read Books of 2025 Discover the novels, memoirs, biographies, and more that entertained and enlightened us

Mỹ Documents is one of TIME's best books of the year 💚

249: Erin Somers (THE TEN YEAR AFFAIR) & Susie Boyt's LOVED AND MISSED — So Many Damn Books In This Episode: Erin Somers returns to the Damn Library, this time virtually, for a punny cocktail and a chat about her novel The Ten Year Affair , expanding her lens, millennial marriage, and how...

have you listened to me chat with Erin Somers (@somers.bsky.social) yet? You could! We chatted about her new novel THE TEN YEAR AFFAIR and Susie Boyt’s LOVED AND MISSED. It’s a good listen!

Check it out (and all the titles we mention) here! www.somanydamnbooks.com/episodes/epi...

It's that time of year so here is my eligibility post of things I've published this year:

Thank you for gathering these! Here is mine: www.chloenclark.com/blog/awards-...

It's that time of year again! I've started collecting my annual list of eligibility and recommendation lists and award resources. Check out what people have done and loved this year and send me your own posts to add to the list!

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Aaaaa! :) This is the short piece I wrote (yes, another one based on a dream) for the crowdfund! It's called SONGS NEVER SUNG and it's... sort of about birds but not really?

Omg yes! My battery may be on full or it may be halfway down! I don't know!

I have often wondered how authors do this!

My phone forced an update and changed the look of everything. So I'll be spending the day hitting the wrong things

New issue of @storymag.bsky.social coming out this December! Another fantastic line up--hope you'll check it out. (P.S. a subscription makes a great stocking stuffer for that fiction lover in your life or, ahem, yourself).

Side A: Three Fictions by Andrew Bertaina The Prayers of Strangers He pulled off at the gas station on the side of the road, gravel and rubber. At the pump, the attendant asked him if he wanted to confess anything. He’d forgotten that thin…

I have a new triptych of stories up at the heavy feather review

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The @nplusonemag.com book match quiz is funny--I even cackled--and then the book recommendations included 3 favorites. A good time for a good cause: secure.givelively.org/donate/n1-fo...

May I ask everyone today for the best books they’ve read in recent memory, nonfiction and/or fiction? Something that just blew your mind or knocked the wind out of you? Please give me elevator pitches with them also. I’ll start:

Maple oatmeal scones

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Publishers Marketplace. November 10, 2025. The Flower Court by Kate Elliott. Imprint: Tor. Kate Elliott's The Flower Court, a sapphic romantic fantasy in which a clever young scribe infiltrates the imperial consort quarters to search for a missing noblewoman, only to find herself forced to work with the Dowager Empress’s loveliest and most condescending servant; together with a second novel, both set in the Witch Roads universe, to Lee Harris at Tor, in a very nice deal, in a two book deal, for publication in January 2027, by Russell Galen at Scovil Galen Ghosh Literary Agency (world English). russellgalen@sgglit.com Translation: danny@barorinto.com

Peeps, here we go.

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Hair Shirt, poems by Adrian Sobol — Malarkey Published April 1, 2025 Get a free sample here HAIR SHIRT, Adrian Sobol’s second full-length poetry collection, continues his particular take on poetry. Filled with trademark black humor and...

What if you bought a book of poetry?
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New pinned post: My debut collection of short stories, The House of Illusionists, is now officially out.

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the very nasty people of Avalanche have been very unfair and hurt our beautiful mako reactors which are so green, so beautiful, we love them, we're all going to see mother

seconded! motion passes,

There seems a very simple Bond solution but literally in the last one he has a daughter. Just jump twenty years into the future and make her the next Bond. I will take my million dollars for this idea now please studios.