60 Black Women in Horror now on Smashwords (Free)
February is African American History Month here in the United States. It is also Women in Horror Month (WiHM). In 2013, as an Ambassador for Women in Horror Month. This list of black women who write horror was compiled at the intersection of the two. The booklet also includes interviews with six of the women, two short stories, and an essay.
The eBook includes:
You can pick it up on Smashwords here
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/412513
I am working on a near-cost paperback book. By “near-cost” I mean that I will round it up to the nearest 50 cents. The goal is to have it come in at $4.00 or less. I’m aiming for $3.50. I am going to have omit some of the content from the paperback to keep the cost down, so the paperback will only include the list and the interviews. I’ll post when it is available.
The eBook contains the following:
- 60 Black Women in Horror (the list)
- Interview with Linda Addison
- Interview with Darlene Black
- Interview with Jemiah Jefferson
- Interview with Nnedi Okorafor
- Interview with A.L. Peck
- Interview with Sumiko Saulson
- Interview with L. Marie Wood
Plus, additional bonus materials that will not appear in the print edition.
- Short Story by Crystal Connor, “Amber’s New Friend”
- Short Story by Sumiko Saulson, “The Last”
- Essay by David Watson, “On L.A. Banks and Octavia Butler”
Sumiko Saulson 
Reblogged this on The All Night Library and commented:
I’m really happy to have a short essay in this book.
Fantastic, Sumiko! I’m so pleased to be included in this release.
Thank you! I am really happy that I am getting to interview you this month as well.
I’m so glad you feel that way.
Reblogged this on Eden Royce – The Dark Geisha and commented:
Wow! I am flattered and excited to be a part of this release.
Reblogged this on La Virino Kiu Skribas and commented:
This is awesome! Thanks so much for sharing this.
Hi, Sumiko:
This is just a suggestion, but why not charge $5.00? It’s still a great bargain, and you deserve to make more than cost. I’ll be happy to buy it, and publicize through social networks.
Thanks! I’ll keep that in mind.
Hi Sumiko, I’m so pleased and excited to be included in this groundbreaking volume! And I’m sharing it everywhere 🙂
Awesomesauce! I am really glad to have you, and happy to be interviewing you as well.
So proud cuz……so encouraging!!! Wow
Hey Cuz! So cool to hook up with you here! Thanks 🙂
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