Propinquity has edges. Careful, they're sharp.

[seanan_mcguire]

The Edge of Propinquity is a monthly webzine edited by jennifer_brozek, and is updated the fifteenth of every month. It's a creepy, atmospheric medium that specializes in stories focusing on the hidden world around the more mundane, everyday world that most people are aware of. Which is all very nice, and it's an awesome webzine, but why am I telling you this again?

Because I have a story in this month's issue. And I think that's both pretty spiffy, and something that people would probably like to know. My story, 'Let's Pretend,' can be viewed currently through the main page of the Edge, or by following the permanent archive link:

http://www.edgeofpropinquity.net/library.asp?id=202

It's a fun little slice of creepy pie, and I'm pretty pleased with it. More to the point, it's the first slice of creepy pie I've served anywhere in 2008 (which was a primarily novel-length year), so I'm incredibly delighted about that part of things. Go, read, enjoy the whole webzine, and meet my creepy friends. I think you'll like them.

I definitely do.

Comments

[seanan-mcguire.livejournal.com]

Wow. I knew the collector's editions were difficult to break, but that really tops my expectations!

I think Super Bounce balls have become one of those outdated things that stores only stock when they can't find anything else. My friend Rey bought a box of like four hundred off the Internet for about eighty bucks. We had a grand old time chucking them at people until we got bored and went off to do something else.