David Nickle

Eutopie est disponible en France, et je suis ravi de voir mon ancien roman d’horreur sur l’eugénisme, la religion et l’expérience américaine trouver un nouveau public parmi les lecteurs francophones.

Lorna Toolis, July 2021, in Temagami, Ontario – Photography by Do-Ming Lum/Tiger Mountain Creative Services Does the Moon understand itself to be orbiting the Earth?

Illustration for Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism” by Lawrence Nickle At the ends of most of the years I’ve lived through (and there have been more than a few), the little miseries and disappointments of the previous 365 days were generally ones uniq…

Strictly speaking, it’s relaunch day.

In fall of 2002, I joined a big crowd of moviegoers in the old Varsity Cinema in downtown Toronto, to watch a horror movie about home video that was outmoded even then.

Finally it can be revealed: four new covers for four back-in-print books of mine.

Back in the before-days, I always did enjoy me a book launch – particularly if it was one of my own, but I also dug book launches of dear friends and colleagues.

Jason Thistledown’s mama was tall and beautiful and strong; stronger of arm than many a man and more powerful of spirit than any two.

When Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism launched in 2011, I started signing copies with a somewhat quicker version of this doodle.

This is a big moment in the life of my old blog The Devil’s Exercise Yard, and also a couple of my old books: Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism and Volk: A Novel of Radiant Abomination.