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skip to content home bio publications favourite fiction favourite short fiction favourite ‘others’ peel back the sky ← older posts apports is published in nightmare magazine posted on april 6, 2018 by steve bacon my short story apports, which was originally published in black static and was later reprinted in best horror of the year 6, is now available to read online in nightmare magazine, edited by john joseph adams. the entire issue (66 from march 2018) is available to purchase for just $2.99 – or an annual subscription costs $23.88, and also features fiction from a merc rustad, lilliam rivera, and m rickert, and non-fiction from john joseph adams, adam-troy castro, charles payseur and sandra odell. advertisements posted in uncategorized | 1 comment cockatrice posted on january 4, 2018 by steve bacon i also wanted to let you know about something else i’ve been working on for a while. i’ve just finished writing a novella (working title cockatrice ) which has now been sent off to the publisher. it involves a young boy, bobby, who lives with his parents in an apartment block in a run-down english seaside town. bobby sometimes sees monsters in his back garden, usually under the cover of darkness. scuttling, furtive things, creatures with cavernous mouths or jaws crammed with teeth. there’s also a witch that lives within the walls of his bedroom, who sometimes visits him at night and tells him stories that no young boy should ever hear. his elderly neighbour on the floor above knows about monsters because he once fought in a war. when a mysterious tenant moves into the top floor flat, bobby and his elderly neighbour must work together to discover the dark secret that the tenant guards. why does the figure avoid eye contact with anyone? is his gaze, like the mythical cockatrice, enough to render his victims dead? i’ll update with more information as soon as i can. posted in uncategorized | 2 comments a return from exile posted on january 4, 2018 by steve bacon it’s a new year, which means i’m here to update on how things have been going these past few days (what do you mean, it’s been longer than a few days – that can’t be right!) firstly i am thrilled to say that my second short story collection, murmured in dreams , will be published next year by edinburgh-based luna press. at fantasycon in peterborough last year i was fortunate enough to meet luna’s head honcho, francesca tristan barbini, and was suitably impressed with the plans she has for her publishing model and the positive direction it was taking. murmured in dreams will feature many of the stories that were published since the release of peel back the sky in 2012. so there’ll be all of the stories from black static, the one from shadows & tall trees, the ones from cemetery dance magazine and postscripts. it will contain the stories that were selected from best horror of the year. i think the overall feel of this collection is one that i have been working towards for a number of years. there’ll be original stories too, alongside some ‘extra content’. i want to make this book feel special. luna press are very enthusiastic about the project and, as you can see from the picture above, they have also signed contracts with four other writers as part of their harvester series, to collect together (or ‘harvest’, if you will) a decent array of stories with which to represent the speculative genres of horror, science fiction and fantasy. i’m incredibly proud to be associated with these writers (some of whom i class as friends) and i can’t wait to see the finished books. more information to come as i get it. secondly, my short story apports is due to be published in a forthcoming edition of nightmare magazine , edited by the esteemed john joseph adams. i’ve long been a fan of this digital magazine, which mixes both reprints and original fiction, so it’s very exciting to be appearing alongside its list of contributors. apports was originally published in black static issue 36, and selected by ellen datlow for her best horror of the year series. the story is one of my own personal favourites so i’m thrilled it will have the opportunity to reach an even wider audience. and lastly i’ve just signed a contract for my short story lord of the sand to be adapted into an audio version. the tale was originally published in the eleventh black book of horror, and selected for best horror of the year 8. this will be the first time any of my work has been adapted into an audio format so i’m excited to hear how it turns out. again, more info as i get it. once again, thanks for checking me out. i want to wish you all a happy and prosperous 2018. posted in uncategorized | 1 comment epiphanies from oxrun station posted on september 15, 2016 by steve bacon growing up, as i did, in a mining village in northern england , bookshops were a little hard to come by. our nearest wh smith’s was in worksop, a half-hour bus-journey away which we took every week. i was always drawn to the horror section (for such a thing existed back then, believe it or not) and the books that comprised it were largely written by stephen king or james herbert or guy n smith or shaun hutson or graham masterton. occasionally there would be titles by john saul. over the years i collected them all, and read them diligently. if this was typical of most branches of wh smith’s – certainly the only book retailer in any of our surrounding towns – then one might have been forgiven for thinking that horror was perhaps not as expansive as it once was earlier in the decade. our local library stocked several of the alfred hitchcock anthologies that were published in the 1960s and 70s, bearing titles such as the best of fiends , ghostly gallery , happiness is a warm corpse and tales to take your breath away . these anthologies all featured stories by writers like robert arthur, daphne du maurier, richard matheson, patricia highsmith, robert bloch, theodore sturgeon, roald dahl and ray bradbury. i wanted to find other books by these writers, but most of them seemed out of print. remember, this was a time before the internet so the only place where second-hand books were sold locally was our church jumble-sale (but those i had seen for sale consisted mostly of mills & boon titles, catherine cookson, and the occasional agatha christie). so i continued searching. and then in the autumn of 1987 i started working in sheffield – at that time one of the largest cities in the uk . a work colleague, gary vernon, introduced me to a small shop on the wicker called the sheffield space centre that stocked so much desirable merchandise as to reduce me to a permanent state of poverty. however one payday saw me stumbling out of there clutching a bag containing two collections of short stories – dennis etchison’s the dark country and charles l grant’s tales from the nightside . i had heard of both of these writers of course because their names were mentioned in stephen king’s danse macabre , and also because my horizons had been opened in the late 80s when i started reading fear , edited by the wonderfully enthusiastic john gilbert. this magazine brought to my attention so many writers whose work still enthrals me to this day, but even so i don’t think i was quite prepared for the impact of reading charles l grant for the first time. i worked my way through the stories from front to back (as i always do with collections or anthologies, as i believe there is usually a method to the order), marvelling at the lyrical titles – a night of dark intent , the gentle passing of a hand , when all the children call my name , something there is , come dance with me on my pony’s grave , from all the fields of hail and fire – but more so than that, actually reading the stories themselves for the first time was a marvellous experience because they seemed to be at odds with what else horror had to offer at that time. the tired clichés, the gore-streaked action, the explicit sex…they were 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