Strange Aeons Mag !!!

found at: Lady Lovecraft's blog:

"Founded by screenwriter and editor of Planet Lovecraft Magazine, K.L. Young; and filmmaker/musician Rick Tillman, with the intent of bringing back the glory days of the horror and sci-fi comics of Eerie, Creepy, Heavy Metal and Epic Magazines!"

STRANGE AEONS #1 has been launched at the end of February, just in time for the Emerald City Comic Con! Featuring a gorgeous cover by Ben Hansen and Levi Skeen and including:

* part one of Tim Sparvero's "The Isle of Cthulhu",

* Vin Ferrante's "In the Court of The Yellow King",

* "The New Sister" by Lee Davis,

* "Memory" by Eric York, and

* "Awakener" by Rob Corless - in COLOR!

Fiction by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr., book and audio-drama reviews, and the first highly collectible STRANGE AEONS: THE MOVIE lobby card - a scene from "The Revenge of Herbert West", EXCLUSIVE in this issue!

Strange Aeons can be ordered online via their homepage and can be contacted via facebook as well.

All in all, it's a brilliant mag that gives writers and publishers a chance to promote their work [nudge, nudge] and readers a chance to have their say!

Still not sure whether to thread the realms of Lovecraftian Madness as a mag? How's this amazing shirt for a tease? And, yes it IS for sale on their homepage ...

So, I give you: STRANGE AEONS

Coming soon . . .

In addition to my new collection SIN & ashes, I have a tale coming in the 1st issue of “STRANGE AEONS” magazine [formerly “Planet Lovecraft”] this spring.

My Lovecraftian tale, “Engravings” will appear in S.T. Joshi’s Black Wings [PS Publishing 2010]

Bob Price’s The Tindalos Cycle will contain a tale and a poem by me [Hippocampus Press 2010]

S.T. has accepted my tale, “The Last Few Nights in a Life of Frost" for his “Weird Tales Annual” #1 [Hippocampus Press 2010]

And my tale, “Hungry . . . Rats . . . “ will appear in S.T.’s The Spawn of the Green Abyss [Mythos Books 2010]

I am just finishing the last pages of my new novel, The Orphan Palace. More on TOP later . . .

I also have a few literary irons in the fire I can’t mention yet . . . One of which is a book length work . . .