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  1. Rebecca Wigod, Vancouver Sun Books Editor, puts CZP on the "Nice" list (#3) for publishing news in 2009 http://bit.ly/8X4umW about 16 hours ago from web
  2. @Paulskemp Our covers are by Erik Mohr. He definitely get the books that first look the stories (and authors) deserve. @ErikRFMohr 8:23 PM Dec 20th from web in reply to Paulskemp
  3. @BlueTyson Are you talking about chizinepub.com or chizine.com? 7:35 AM Dec 20th from web in reply to BlueTyson
  4. @BlueTyson RE Site redesign: We hear you, but couldn't make anything other than a black bkgd work. Still, will keep thinking about it. 8:21 PM Dec 19th from web
  5. With all we've been doing lately, we've revised our site. Let us know your thoughts on Twitter & Facebook. www.chizinepub.com #fb 8:18 PM Dec 19th from web
  6. Great Quill & Quire review of The Choir Boats calls it "a fine opening volume of a seagoing saga". 11:14 AM Dec 19th from web
  7. SFReader says The Choir Boats "promises to be the start of a vibrant fantasy series" - http://j.mp/4os68T 4:01 PM Dec 18th from bit.ly
  8. m.r.fruits loves Monstrous Affections, too. "horror with some literary merit... a rare book that you need to own" - http://j.mp/8hABiu 8:10 AM Dec 18th from bit.ly
  9. @Paulskemp Know you'll dig it. And hey, if you can't trust the opinion of someone named m.r. fruits, what's the world come to? 7:51 PM Dec 17th from web in reply to Paulskemp
  10. Wow! Amazon reviewer m.r.fruits calls the Tel Aviv Dossier "crazy....crazy awesome" & gives it 5 stars: http://bit.ly/50t3os 9:23 AM Dec 17th from bit.ly
  11. RT @robertjwiersema: New story coming: http://books.torontoist.com/2009/12/just-like-the-ones-we-used-to-know/ 4:23 PM Dec 16th from web
  12. Robert J. Sawyer calls Doug Smith (Chimerascope) "the finest short-story writer Canada has ever produced in the SF/F genres" 8:11 PM Dec 15th from web
  13. Kaaron Warren picked up Monstrous Affections at WorldCon & calls it one of her favourite reads of '09: http://bit.ly/6kXNVq #fb 6:45 PM Dec 15th from bit.ly
  14. Publishers Weekly calls The World More Full of Weeping "haunting" (review @ bottom)http://bit.ly/4zoNhF #fb 5:31 PM Dec 15th from bit.ly
  15. Tim Lebbon reports he has completed The Thief of Broken Toys. Good news for all of us. - http://bit.ly/4AfoZT 4:43 PM Dec 14th from bit.ly
  16. @robertjwiersema CZP had a great 2009! We published our first novella by some dude named Wiersema who's supposed to be well-known. 11:14 AM Dec 14th from web in reply to robertjwiersema
  17. @gioclair Let us know what you think when you're done with Objects of Worship. 12:32 PM Dec 13th from web
  18. Canadian SF writer Peter Watts beaten, arrested at US border: http://www.rifters.com/crawl/?p=932 #fb 10:39 AM Dec 11th from web
  19. Rue Morgue's review of Object of Worship published on Brett Savory's blog: http://jack-yoniga.livejournal.com/285162.html 9:23 AM Dec 10th from web
  20. SF Revu calls the World More Full of Weeping "elegant piece of prose" http://bit.ly/92zo5N #fb 7:16 PM Dec 9th from bit.ly