I’ve just released the World Fantasy Award-winning Anthology Paper Cities as an EPUB, a popular e-book format which can be read on your iPhone, Sony Reader, Barnes & Noble Nook, COOL-ER, and other devices, as well as read with such software as Stanza, Calibre, Mobipocket, etc. The book is DRM-free, which means there’s no copy protection. You can get it here for $9.99.

Charles Tan over at Bibliophile Stalker interviews me about Sybil’s Garage, KGB, Senses Five Press, and my own fiction.  Here’s a little clip: CT: What made you decide to include those cryptic marginalia, or music suggestions under each story/poem? (And wouldn’t it be cool if one day each magazine came packaged with a soundtrack?) MK: For the latest issue, I created an iTunes playlist (http://www.sensesfive.com/2009/05/30/sybils-garage-no-6-playlist/), which is about 95% accurate to what appears in the magazine. I know iTunes isn’t available or convenient for parts of the world, but it’s a start. For …

A few updates this morning: For those who haven’t heard, Sybil’s Garage will be opening to submissions for our 7th issue on January 15th.  Guidelines here. The World-Fantasy award winning anthology Paper Cities is now only $12 for the holidays.  Get it now. Altered Fluid, my writers group, will be appearing on Jim Freund’s Hour of the Wolf on January 16th.  We will be critiquing a story by the talented writer and amateur lepidopterist Paul Berger. I’ve been toying with the idea of changing the trim size of Sybil’s Garage from 7″ x 8.5″ …

I’ve just uploaded a bunch of photos I took at World Fantasy.  You can see them here. Also, here’s a video of the World Fantasy Awards, where they announce Paper Cities as the winner for Best Anthology.  That’s me accepting the award on behalf of Ekaterina Sedia.

Just a few hours ago Paper Cities won the World Fantasy Award for best anthology.  It would have been more than enough just to hear them mention the title in front of hundreds of spectacularly talented people, to be listed along with four other amazing anthologies.  I was and still am completely beside myself because I never expected we’d win (though I wanted to, of course).  I was a nervous wreck up on the podium, I don’t know if I made any sense, but I just wanted to thank Ekaterina …