New Writings 2011: Ellen Datlow

By Iain Nicholas Mackenzie, on January 7th, 2011

I’ve got a BIG year coming up:

Teeth: Vampire Tales (with Terri Windling–YA) HarperCollins April
The Best Horror of the Year volume three (Night Shade) June
Supernatural Noir (Dark Horse) June
Naked City: Tales of Urban Fantasy (St Martin’s Press) July
Blood and Other Cravings (Tor) September

Ellen Datlow
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Iain Nicholas Mackenzie

I am the current Librarian for Kinrowan Limited, publisher of Green Man Review and Sleeping Hedgehog, not to mention Folk Tales, Mostly Folk, and Roots & Branches.

I'm a member of the Scottish Nationalist Party and am looking forward to voting for a free and sovereign Scotland in the upcoming referendum.

I like traditional English mysteries such as those penned by Agatha Christie, Jo Walton, and Dorothy Sayers, smoked teas freshly brewed, Indian take-away, single malts, a good Stout as well, and my musical tastes lean strongly to the Classical and Celtic genres.

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