Kristy Park Kulski

Thank you, Brian!!

WOW!

Feels like if the suits really wanted it, they would find a way

So much this. Yes. Hugs back. ♥️

It's truly been such an honor ❤️

This essay wrecked and moved me. It is aching and beautiful and vulnerable. The abused child within me felt seen and understood and a little less alone. Thank you @cynthiapelayo.bsky.social and all the congratulations for this very deserved nomination.

Angela Yuriko Smith smiles while holding Silk & Sinew, edited by Kristy Park Kulski. The dark cover features gold and red folk-horror artwork. Her tattooed hand and black-red nail polish contrast against the black background of the book as she presents it to the camera.

Yesterday I asked: How do we keep our fire alive?

Today feels like one answer.

Silk & Sinew, edited by @garnetonwinter.bsky.social / Kristy Park Kulski, made the Bram Stoker Award® final ballot! Congratulations!

Anthologies are ecosystems.
This is what circulation looks like. 🔥

HUG! Perfectly said, Angela. So very true. We keep moving forward and lifting each other up. All the love to you!!

Big congrats to you! I really enjoyed this book and I was hoping to see it nominated! Yay!!

Absolutely stunned but Global Indigenous Horror has made it to the 2025 Bram Stoker Awards Final Ballot! Thank you to everyone who believed in this book, and congratulations to everyone on the final ballot! bramstokerawards.horror.org/front-page/h...

@upmississippi.bsky.social

Thank you, Christi!!

HUG!!

Cracks in an Ocean of Glass has the perfect home! Can't wait to share it with the world!

Thank you so much for your support!! Such a wealth of fabulous work on this list!

Congratulations to all the 2025 Bram Stoker Award nominees, including Story Hour guests @garnetonwinter.bsky.social, @claymcleod.bsky.social, @gemmafiles.bsky.social, @thomasha.bsky.social, @acwise.bsky.social, @wnwagner.bsky.social, and... (1/3) bramstokerawards.horror.org/front-page/h...

I promise I am not making sth about me when I shout out how meaningful it is, how THRILLED I am for @garnetonwinter.bsky.social and the other authors in SILK & SINEW antho for being Stoker finalist ballot. How many Asian countries included and Armenia with @robertarjoyan.bsky.social's powerful tale

Eva, I appreciate you. Thank you for making me think deeply and to check myself for gaps in my own perspective. Thank you for your awesome support as well!!

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Check out Jamal Hodge and I reading on Galactic Terrors February 2026
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a photo of Hailey Piper holding her Bram Stoker Award-nominated collection Teenage Girls Can Be Demons. Beneath is a screenshot of the Fiction Collection ballot of the Bram Stoker Awards as follows: Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection Chapman, Clay McLeod — Acquired Taste (Titan Books) Files, Gemma — Little Horn: Stories (Shortwave) Langan, John — Lost in The Dark and Other Excursions (Word Horde) Piper, Hailey — Teenage Girls Can Be Demons (Titan Books) Tantlinger, Sara — Cyanide Constellations (Dark Matter INK)

TEENAGE GIRLS CAN BE DEMONS is a Bram Stoker Award Finalist! 🤩😈

I'm ECSTATIC to see my demons nominated and overjoyed to be on the ballot with the wondrous Sara Tantlinger, John Langan, Gemma Files, & Clay McLeod Chapman 🎉 congrats to the Fiction Collection finalists & everyone on the final ballot!

I am honored and honestly a bit stunned that CYANIDE CONSTELLATIONS is officially a Bram Stoker Award finalist! What do you mean my little book is nominated alongside the powerhouses of Hailey Piper, Gemma Files, John Langan, and Clay McLeod Chapman?? Wild. Huge congrats to all of the nominees!

YES! I’m so happy to see this. Congrats to @garnetonwinter.bsky.social and our fellow authors! 🥳🥳🖤

This is so cool! Really proud to be a part of this anthology and supremely grateful to @garnetonwinter.bsky.social for being our north star.

Awww, Naz. Thank you, that means so much to me. I am forever grateful to you and all the contributors.

All the love, Jen!

To my dear terrifyingly talented contributors--look what glorious things we have wrought together. Thank you Bad Hand for always being 1000% percent behind this project and to the HWA for this honor.
Congratulations to all the fabulous nominees. And to everyone who dares to write stories.

Reminder: In light of Bad Bunny's Superbowl performance spotlighting Latino culture, here's a hefty list of Latino speculative fiction authors I curated if anyone wants to take a gander and read some phenomenal work. Much love to all!
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Letter From Minnesota: A Brief History of ICE in Poems The following poems were written over the last decade, up until and including ICE’s occupation of the Twin Cities. * ________________________________________________________   ________________…

Poems by Đenise Hạnh Huỳnh
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Oh Vanessa, hug. I'm so thankful for you.

What Comes First, the House or the Haunting? | Los Angeles Review of Books ‘Silk & Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora,’ a new anthology edited by Kristy Park Kulski, uses storytelling to demonstrate why ‘the ghosts of our futures cannot just be entiti...

Couldn't stop thinking about this review from #LosAngelesReviewofBooks -- it does more than just review Silk & Sinew, it digs into the heart of the book and its works. Thank you Jered Mabaquiao and #LARB. Truly, what an honor.

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