No Alibis Bookstore is pleased to invite you to the launch of Irish crime fiction anthology, REQUIEMS FOR THE DEPARTED, edited by Gerard Brennan and Mike Stone, on Thursday 10th June at 6:30PM.
Authors Brian McGilloway, Stuart Neville, Arlene Hunt, T.A. Moore, John McAllister, Tony Baillie and Garbhan Downey will be there to sign books.
NO ALIBIS BOOKSTORE: 83 BOTANIC AVENUE, BELFAST BT7 1JL
The next
installment in the Inspector Devlin series is out now. The Rising by Brian McGilloway is a fast paced detective novel immersed in the culture and countryside of Derry. A child's mysterious death, the rise of a group of post-Troubles vigilantes and the return of an old foe cause personal and professional problems for Inspector Devlin.
T.A. Moore's short erotic horror 'A Different Breed' will be out soon in Blood Fruit from Queered Fiction Publishers.
Check out Andreas Scheiger's work on his website. Vignettes, badges, coats of arms, photographic retouchings all down in a quirky, distinctive style. The Evolution of Type is well worth a look.
Apex Magazine Open for Submi ssions
The holiday sabbatical is over and Apex Magazine is looking for new dark SF/Horror submissions.
2010 Mslexia Submissions
Taking your leave or waving off a loved one, setting off on a mini-break or the journey of a lifetime: Where are you going?
You still have time to enter the Michael McLaverty short story competition at the Linen Hall. The popular biennial Michael McLaverty Short Story Award, administered by the Linen Hall Library, is once again looking for new writing talent. Entrants must have been born in Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland and be over 18 years of age. The prize is £2,000 and the writer’s work will be published by the Linen Hall Library.
Deadline for entries is June 30th. So get writing!
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2010 Mslexia Submissions
hort story competition at the Linen Hall. The popular biennial Michael McLaverty Short Story Award, administered by the Linen Hall Library, is once again looking for new writing talent. Entrants must have been born in Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland and be over 18 years of age. The prize is £2,000 and the writer’s work will be published by the Linen Hall Library. 
