Making Monsters blog carnival

For the next few weeks we will be running a series of guest posts, appearing in interviews and panels, and running games and other activities on social media (including some giveaways) to promote the release of the Making Monsters anthology, which is on sale in print and e-book from all good bookstores today. To keep a handle on it all, and for posterity, we’ll be maintaining a list of blog posts and other links here. Please feel free to share individual links, or this page, as widely and in as many venues and media as you like.

Before the anthology was even complete, there were a few posts encouraging people to submit stories:

• Emma Bridges wrote on the Institute of Classical Studies blog
• Djibril interviewed on Margrét Helgadóttir’s blog
• Emma interviewed in Fox Spirit Books women in horror series
• Interview with the monsters! (Thanks Valeria and Ceillie.)

Micro-interviews with almost all the authors and contributors are going up daily on Facebook: so far we have Annegret Märten; Tom Johnstone; Mathilde Skoie; Liz Gloyn; Hûw Steer.  I’m not going to add these every day—go to the TFF FB page to catch the rest.)

And finally the current blog carnival…

• Interview with Emma Bridges and Valeria Vitale on Talking Humanities
• Round-robin interview—questions asked and answered by 15 or so of the contributors
• Danie Ware interviews Emma Bridges
• Map of the Monsters of London (by Valeria Vitale)
• On Monsters and Heroes: guest post by Liz Gloyn
• Photos from the book launch in the Institute of Classical Studies
• Mathilde Skoie writes about Making Monsters (in Norwegian)
• Childhood Monsters: guest post by Neil James Hudson
• Here Be Monsters: T.S. Bazelli interviews Djibril
• Rent Asunder: guest post by Misha Penton
• Revealing Monsters: guest post by Alexandra Grunberg
• Making Medusas: Catherine Baker in conversation with Liz Gloyn (ICS blog)
• Ain't nobody here but us humans: guest post by George Lockett

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All of this is just tasters, of course. For the real goodness, get the Making Monsters anthology in print or e-book now (or ask your local library to order a copy).