Tellers of Weird Tales

Manifestos Manifestos are the work of intellectuals (or pseudo-intellectuals), artists, and theorists, at the very least of people who see t...

The New Romancers Do you, then, wish to waste all your best powers in this eternal and futile worship of the past, from which you emerge fat...

Golden Ages & Afterwards In one way or another, that question-- Is science fiction dying? --has come up again and again in the past sixt...

Introduction Beginning with my blog entry of April 6, 2026, I have brought back some writing that has been until now only in draft form. Tha...

From December 2017, updated for 2026. I am looking at the authors whose work appeared in the 2008 anthology The New Weird , edited by Ann ...

Until now, this entry and the next existed only in draft form, and they were pretty spare. Publishing these entries now is part of my progra...

In 2017, when I wrote my forthcoming series on the so-called "New Weird," I was less skeptical than I am now about the whole thing...

"Can you believe, child, that there are gods of old who still live? Old gods, and powers that have survived the passing of their worshi...