Jerry Gordon

Jun

tagged: Dark Faith, Free Stories, Interviews, News, Podcasts, Reviews

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All Things "Dark Faith"

The release of Dark Faith has turned this summer into a blur of interviews and reviews. To make information on the book easier to find, I put together this page of sample stories, interviews, reviews, and podcasts. If you’re interested in the book and still sitting the fence, you’ll find

Jun

tagged: Dark Faith, Interviews, Reviews

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4 Star Reviews and Interviews

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Dark Faith

The reviews have been exceedingly positive, and the blur of interviews continues. Here are a couple new ones I couldn’t help but share. I’m going to have to put together an “All Things Dark Faith” post soon to consolidate these bursts of good news. “Terrible beauty and mind-shattering horror. It’s

Jun

tagged: 2010 Appearances, Cons, WisCon

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WisCon in 25 Tweets

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Blog

In keeping with the tradition of not letting social media get in the way of actual socializing, I give you the post-WisCon report in 25 tweets: Friday 1. @mauricebroaddus snoring = late start. Must pick up ear plugs. 2. Learning how to pick locks. This Con is already paying

May

tagged: Environment, Movies

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Lobbying Our Future…

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Blog

What happens when lobbying becomes so subversive that it can change minds and misdirect efforts for decades without calling attention to itself? Take a look at this clip from the 1958 documentary “The Unchained Goddess” and decide for yourself… Did you know President Nixon was warned to act on Global Warming? It’s

May

tagged: Time Travel

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Why Time Travel Will Never Work

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Blog

Earth is revolving around the sun at 67,000 miles per hour. Even if you could time things perfectly and travel back to a point where the Earth was in the exact same spot, you’d have another problem. Our solar system is moving through the Milky Way at a stunning 483,000

May

tagged: City of Refuge, Cults, Fiction, Messiah Complex

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City of Refuge

Posted by Jerry Gordon in News

“City of Refuge” appears in this month’s issue of Apex Magazine and will also be featured as a free audio story (read by Maurice Broaddus). So you’ll be able to read or listen for free. The story, about a church leader transporting a prophet accused of murder across post-apocalyptic America, is

May

tagged: Craft of Writing, Great Writers, Life, Ray Bradbury

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An Evening With Ray Bradbury

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Blog

Ray Bradbury can fit more advice on how to live and write into an hour than any author I know. There’s a poetry to the sheer joy he brings to the adventure of living. I’ve never had the opportunity to meet him in person. But if I did, I would thank

Apr

tagged: Tech

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The iPad Revolution

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Blog, Reviews

Once you get a chance to play with the iPad, you will never look at using a computer the same way again. It’s as simple as that. Apple released its much hyped product over the weekend, and with its introduction comes a major shift in how the general public perceives its relationship

Apr

tagged: Dark Faith

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Dark Faith Blurb and Cover Peek

Posted by Jerry Gordon in Dark Faith

“A remarkable collection, bursting at the seams with thought-provoking ideas and shattering visions.” Brandon Massey, award-winning author of Dark Corner and Don’t Ever Tell Here’s a quick peek at Stephen Gilbert’s final cover to Last Rites, the limited-edition companion to Dark Faith. Both are available for pre-order via the Apex

Mar

tagged: Awards, Stokers

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Stoker Winners!

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I’m very happy to report that Lucy Snyder won a Stoker for her excellent collection, Chimeric Machines. I can’t recommend the book enough. I collided with it at an author reading in Ohio last year. Despite a steady diet of 4 hours sleep, the reading had me hooked. Hats off to Pete