Friday, April 30, 2010
Spring 2010 Preview: The Art of Lawrence Boos a.k.a. Undead Ed
See more of Lawrence Boos a.k.a Undead Ed's work in Tainted Tea's Spring 2010 Issue.
About Lawrence Boos a.k.a. Undead Ed
My name is Undead Ed. I convert dolls and toys into things of horror. I've been creating since late 2005. I love what I do and plan to never stop until the end of my days.
For more of Lawrence Boos a.k.a. Undead Ed, visit him on Etsy or DeviantArt.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Spring 2010 Issue
Tainted Tea Spring 2010 will available for download in mid-May. More details posted soon on the Web site. Cover photo by J. Toogood.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Now That's MOORE Like It!
We (being some of the staff: Tim Yockey, Kris Fossett, and Shane R. Toogood) met Christopher Moore!!! Christopher Moore (the one in the hat) is the writer of 12 novels, including Lamb, A Dirty Job, and his latest, Bite Me.
Not only is he hilarious, charismatic, and kind enough to write "Fucksox" on my (Kris) copy of Bite Me, but he is a writer who loves what he does. As spoke about his characters, like Pocket from Fool or Minty Fresh from A Dirty Job and Coyote Blue, I could tell that they weren't just characters to him, but living, dynamic beings that take a life of their own as he tells the story.
That's awesome.
Plus, his explanation for throwing the supernatural in his wacky tales is one of the best I've ever heard: because he gets bored otherwise. To paraphrase, a story about a pilot delivering organs just isn't interesting until you throw a giant talking fruit bat in there.
Which is even more awesome.
And, if you want the most awesomest, I reccomend you read his latest Bite Me (and he's on our side against sparkling vampires). Though it's the third in his vampire trilogy, there's a huge recap of the previous two told by a perky, teenage goth chick, if you missed them. And then you should Lamb, about Jesus doing kung-fu; excuse me, Jew-do, and other things before he hits 33. And then A Dirty Job, Fool, in fact just read everything.
'Kayso, onward!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
And the winner is...
After many fine submissions and a slight debate, we have chosen our winners for the first Tainted Tea Flash Fiction/Bookmark Contest. First Place winners will be featured in the Spring 2010 issue of the mag and Second Place winners will be right here on the blog for you to enjoy.
Congratulations to the following writers and artists:
First Place: Flash Fiction
Second Place: Bookmark
Congratulations to the following writers and artists:
First Place: Flash Fiction
- "Decisions" by Jodi MacArthur
- "A Cold, Dark Tale" by Rick McQuiston
Second Place: Bookmark
- Harry Dickinson
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Harry Dickinson,
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