AN INTERVIEW WITH ANTHOLOGY EDITOR ELLEN DATLOW
Anthology Sentinel: Ellen Datlow’s Reflections On Writing and the Work She Loves
By Matthew J. Bowerman Photo by Judith Clute
Editor's note: As we celebrate the life and work of Edgar Allan Poe this week, and as Poe often worked as an editor and critic, we were curious to know what a modern editor does, and so, here's Matthew Bowerman's interview with Bram Stoker Award-winner Ellen Datlow.
Imagine her tightly hemmed in on all sides by ancient mysteries and secret curses, occasionally channeling words from the Necronomicon, while unknown, violent terrors lean over her unassuming shoulders and computerized creatures breach the cracks between manuscript sentences and slither their way over the keys of her computer; whirling images of unspeakable dimensions and mechanized steel beasts hurtling over the stacks of her books and pencils, notes and sleepy-eyed cats…
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2012 POE BIRTHDAY EVENTS AROUND THE COUNTRY
As we launch Poe-Palooza this week here at Monsterpalooza Magazine, celebrating the life and work of the great American author Edgar A. Poe, we thought we’d share with you some of the great events happening around the US celebrating his 203rd birthday!
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