Feeling pleased; as mentioned previously, three major Lethe Press projects I worked on in terrible 2021 are possible Write-in votes for the Locus Magazine Awards. The Locus Awards are an annual set of literary awards voted on by readers of the science fiction and fantasy magazine Locus, a monthly based in Oakland, California and are normally presented at an annual banquet.
I would be very grateful if you took the time to vote for any of these works, which I proofread:
Best Collection: Fit for Consumption, Steve Berman (Lethe). On the left.
Best Novelette: “Unwelcome Boys”, Steve Berman (Fit for Consumption)
Best Anthology: Burly Tales: Fairy Tales for the Hirsute and Hefty Gay Man, Steve Berman, ed. (Lethe). Bottom, centre.
Best Short Story: My hopeful Billy Goats Gruff redux, "Three, to the Swizz'!", a story appearing in Burly.
Very happy to say that my publisher, Steve Berman of Lethe Press, is up for Best Editor. Go, Duke!
I just filed a review of Charles Payseur's The Burning Day and Other Strange Stories (Lethe), up for Best Collection, with a prestigious speculative-fiction publication. On the right.
Michael Bukowski's ribald and wonderfully weird Monstrous Mythologies (Lethe) is also up for Best Art. Centre.
Here's the voting link. You need to register but need not be a Locus reader).
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