Tag: Philip Fracassi

  • Out Now: “Echoes” in Weird Fiction Review

    Out Now: “Echoes” in Weird Fiction Review

    Prosperous Progeny. “And now, once again, I bid my hideous progeny go forth and prosper.” That’s Mary Shelley, writing in her Introduction to the 1831 edition of Frakenstein. While writing the book as a teenager, she could not have imagined how successful the novel would become. But as an adult, after witnessing a reissue of the…

  • Putting Together A Short Fiction Collection

    Putting Together A Short Fiction Collection

    You’ve been writing stories. Some have appeared in magazines and anthologies. A few are still making the rounds. And a few more—possibly the best of the lot—don’t seem to be a good fit for the current markets. But one thing’s for sure. You’ve got enough for a collection. So what do you do? Next week,…