Cyaegha No. 7 has landed!
Sep. 10th, 2012 04:37 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ankh_hplJust received my contributor's copy of Graeme Phillips' Lovecraft fanzine Cyaegha No. 7 -- all the way from darkest Scotland without a scratch!
Though this is a typically no-frills small press publication, production values are very good and offerings range from nonfiction & reviews to fiction & poetry. There are also several pieces of excellent black & white artwork. Check out the TOC (or find out how to get your very own copy, while they last) here. Lovecraftians will find quite a few familiar names -- including, I'm happy to say,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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This publication has a truly international flavor, & I'm always proud to be a part of it. My contribution this time is a sonnet, "Of Pluto, P4, & Paranoia."
For anyone curious, this sonnet does not appear in my last collection. It's brand new, though already a bit out of date since P5 has been located. Perhaps they'll find Yuggoth yet . . . .
Though this is a typically no-frills small press publication, production values are very good and offerings range from nonfiction & reviews to fiction & poetry. There are also several pieces of excellent black & white artwork. Check out the TOC (or find out how to get your very own copy, while they last) here. Lovecraftians will find quite a few familiar names -- including, I'm happy to say,
dreamnnightmareThis publication has a truly international flavor, & I'm always proud to be a part of it. My contribution this time is a sonnet, "Of Pluto, P4, & Paranoia."
For anyone curious, this sonnet does not appear in my last collection. It's brand new, though already a bit out of date since P5 has been located. Perhaps they'll find Yuggoth yet . . . .
