Musical Chains in the Old Man’s Basement
September 30, 2008
Those of us who labor in Old Man Farrago’s dismal cellar, carrying out his literary whims, are pleased to notice that Wainscot copy editor, Jason Grissom, has undergone a change of servitude—he’ll get an extra crust of bread now in exchange for laboring as our new Assistant Fiction Editor.
Even Weirder than Before
August 25, 2008
Old Man Farrago is pleased to announce that Jonathan Wood, editor of the most recent issue of Behind the Wainscot, #15: “The Reading,” has accepted an invitation to join the BtW editorial team full-time. Team Farrago looks forward to the strange things that will come of his tenure with us.
In other news, Behind the Wainscot will no longer be open to submissions. We made this decision in order to free up our time and energy to exclusively publish our topical, “special” issues, which we look forward now to releasing with greater frequency. If you’re still waiting for a response on a BtW submission you’ve previously sent, we’ll be in touch very soon.
In Farrago’s Wainscot news, we will reopen to submissions on September 1, when we will begin reading for our ninth issue, which will be published on January 1, 2009. Beginning with Issue Nine, we are raising our contributor’s rates to $20.00 USD per story, poem, etc.
As always, we appreciate your support.
KGB Fantastic Fiction Raffle
July 7, 2008
Friend of Farrago Matt Kressel, editor of Sybil’s Garage, sends word that the KGB Fantastic Fiction reading series is holding a fundraising raffle:
New York, NY (July 2008) – The hosts of the KGB Fantastic Fiction reading series in New York City are holding a raffle to help support the series. Well-known artists and professionals have donated prizes . . . which will be raffled off in July. All proceeds from the raffle will go to support the reading series, which has been a bright star in the speculative fiction scene for more than a decade.
The full press release is available here. The list of raffle items appears here.
C’mon . . . tickets are $1. Do it.
Update: the raffle hasn’t quite begun yet—consider this your one-week warning
Wainscotly Congratulations
June 18, 2008
Join Old Man Farrago and his team of merry slaves in congratulating editor-at-large, Michael Constantine McConnell, for winning the Miss Nina’s Poetry Prize!
Excellent work, sir!