Tag Archives: jason sizemore

Pssst! It’s Jason’s birthday…

by Sarah Brandel

It’s Apex Editor-in-Chief Jason Sizemore’s birthday. You can help make his birthday a happy one by treating yourself to a book from Apex Publications.

Apex Magazine Digital — month one results

by Jason Sizemore

How did we do? Not so hot.

Sunday roundup (2/15/09 to 2/21/09)

Learn more about Jason Sizemore’s upcoming anthology and convention appearances and Michael A. Burstein’s interview, as well as recent industry news on the future of Cemetery Dance, a new dark humor market (Dog Oil Press), and December book sales.

Sunday Roundup (1/18-1/24)

by Sarah Brandel

A summary of Apex news from 1/18/09 to 1/24/09, accompanied by a light link salad.

A review of Plague Year by Jeff Carlson

by Jason Sizemore

In this near-future, action-packed novel, humanity finds itself on the brink of extinction thanks to one research group’s good intentions. Nanobots designed to devour cancer cells are misprogrammed and thus they devour anything warm-blooded. This leaves fringe groups of people trapped in various mountainous locations around the United States.

Sunday Roundup (1/11-1/17)

by Sarah Brandel

A summary of Apex news from January 11, 2009, to January 17, 2009.

Review of The Brief History of the Dead by Kevin Brockmeier

by Jason Sizemore

There’s a big difference in the way “literary” writers and genre writers approach science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Genre writers revel in their worlds of wild imagination, so much that it plays an integral part in the plot and the action. To writers like Jose Saramago, Cormac McCarthy, and Kevin Brockmeier, genre conventions are mere backdrops to a greater purpose. As a reader, sometimes this works for me. I enjoyed McCarthy’s The Road. Not so much Brockmeier’s The Brief History of the Dead.

A New Blog for a New Year

by Jason Sizemore

Publisher and Managing Editor of Apex, Jason Sizemore, reviews his favorite books of 2008.

INTERVIEW: M.M. Buckner

by Jason Sizemore

An interview with Philip K. Dick award-winning author M.M. Buckner.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS #9: You’re Boring Me

by Jason Sizemore

The big sale, it has been made. You drink heavily from a box of cheap wine in celebration. In the heat of the night, you strip down to your skivvies and run up and down the streets of your town exulting in writing superiority.

You will soon be a published writer.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS #8: Because We Care

by Jason Sizemore

A quick rundown of useful writer-beware websites.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS #7: Chatting with Mary Doria Russell

by Jason Sizemore

An interview with Dreamers of the Day author Mary Doria Russell.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS #6: Interview with Adrienne Jones, author of brine

by Jason Sizemore

An interview with brine author Adrienne Jones

New Apex Digest Online goodies

This week we feature a new story from George Mann titled “The Nature of Blood.”
Non-fiction content includes columns by Adrienne Jones, Lavie Tidhar, and Jason Sizemore.
http://www.apexbookcompany.com/apex-online

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS #5: What’s the Game Plan?

by Jason Sizemore

A treatise on this website’s goals and dreams.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS: Writing Equals Spouse Hate?

by Jason Sizemore

Lovers beware!

Webs of Discord available as a free download

Does love anger you? Have you ever been frustrated by your attempts to woo another? Then Webs of Discord by Jason Sizemore might be for you.
The Webs of Discord chapbook is now available as a free download for those interested in some lovely horror.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS: 5 Creepy Music Videos

Good music. Scary times.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS: Interview with Magda Apanowicz

An interview with Magda Apanowicz, co-star of Kyle XY, and the upcoming Battlestar Galactica prequel Caprica.

EDITORIAL DISPOSITIONS: Meet the new ‘zine, same as the old ‘zine

Apex Digest Online - a primer.