High Priestess of Doom Soul: on ‘Neuroplasticity’ by Cold Specks

Impressions of Cold Specks’ “Neuroplasticity”

RT @TheMiddleShelf1: @runalongwomble I’m finishing A Spectral Hue which is beautiful, though not a straightforward read which why I took my… 8 hours ago

RT @SPMiskowski: A Spectral Hue by Craig Laurance Gidney amazon.com/dp/1939905508/… via @amazon 8 hours ago

RT @WordHorde: Happy Birthday to Word Horde author Craig Laurance Gidney! Seems a great excuse to wish him a happy one and treat yourself t… 12 hours ago

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RT @carmenmmachado: Imagine listening to an interview in which an author talks about her memoir about domestic violence, and your primary t… 1 day ago

RT @silviamg: Just putting it out there for reviewers that I have a crime novel set in 1970s Baja California out next year and copies can b… 2 days ago

RT @silviamg: Why writers don't speak up when they're mistreated by a publisher: exhibit A, Stephen Jones who calls writers a "lynch mob,"… 2 days ago

RT @CrazyQuilts: @srmilesauthor @KSekouM @JasonReynolds83 @LRGiles BIL Wright, Chris Ledbetter, Ronald Smith, Tony Medina, Craig Gidney, Wa… 3 days ago

RT @Gabino_Iglesias: It's easy to forget to talk about the great small presses when one of them messes up. Shoutout to @WordHorde, @HubCity… 3 days ago

Scenes a from quasi-book tour craiglaurancegidney.com/2019/11/05/sce… https://t.co/75OGe6zKlP 6 days ago

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