Page 5 of posts filed: announcements
Posted on 2009-11-12 at 14:28 by montsamu
To control Branwell they had to subdue him. To subdue him, they chose to burn him. So, on the fifty-third day of the village’s isolation from the world, a day that might have been April 29th of 1846 if the calendar could be trusted, the farm laborers and wool-combers and idle-hands of Haworth took Branwell out of the Black Bull and incinerated him by proxy.
Samuel coaxed him from the public house readily enough with the promise of free bathtub gin at his home, but as soon as Branwell saw the grinning mob
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Posted on 2009-11-11 at 16:37 by montsamu
Wynne shouted Bobby’s name as the guitar case in the backseat bounced against the ceiling, then back down.
Time suspended.
Undergrowth tore at the car, and a tree slammed into the passenger side. The airbags exploded.
BULL SPEC is pleased to announce that BULL SPEC ORIGINAL SHORT #1 will be C. S. Fuqua's "Rise Up:"
It's been quite a ride over the first several days here at BULL SPEC, and this is a story which went directly from the inbox and did not pass "Go" on its way to becoming our proud choice as our first Read more...
Posted on 2009-11-09 at 18:41 by montsamu
The Manual tells us that in the beginning the Builder decreed six fundamental Machines. These are his six aspects, and all we do we must do with the Six. We need no other machines.
I believe this with all my heart. I do. And yet sometimes I seem to intuit the existence of a seventh Machine, hovering like a blasphemous ghost just beyond apprehension.
There is something wrong with me, and I don’t know what it is.
BULL SPEC is pleased to announce that BULL SPEC BENEFIT NOVELLA #1 will be William Shunn's Hugo- and Read more...
Posted on 2009-11-09 at 17:58 by montsamu
By Monday the moon has stopped glowing. One moment it is the singularly most important shape in the nighttime sky and then it is gone...
BULL SPEC is pleased to announce that BULL SPEC BENEFIT SHORT #1 will be Joe Meno's "The Architecture of the Moon:"
I first encountered this shimmeringly wonderful short story as one of featherproof books' free mini-book light reading series, where you can download a well-produced PDF which you can print, fold origami-style, and enjoy. I would offer my thoughts on it, but Read more...
