2009-01-06

Apex Spotlight: Lavie and Steven  

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Apex Publications, a wonderful small press publishing horror, dark fantasy, science fiction and very weird stories is in trouble and we can help. as I mentioned in the last post, the owner Jason Sizemore needs to sell books and if you spend over $25.00 in the Apex bookstore you get free shipping.

This is a way we can directly help save a book published and get some great birthday gifts for that Horror/SF/Fantasy reader in the process. Below are a couple of Apex books, click on the book cover to go to the Apex store if you find yourself interested in making a purchase. Many books are under $10.00.


HebrewPunk
HebrewPunk

Author: Tidhar, Lavie
Format: Trade Paperback
Type: Short Story Collection
Page Count: 156pp.
Pub. Date: August 30, 2007
Publisher: Apex Publications
Links: Watching Tomatoes Grow: A Website by Lavie Tidhar
Links: cybermonklives

Popular short fiction writer Lavie Tidhar gathers some of his best work in one collection. Stories that are infused with centuries of tradition and painted with Hebrew mythology.

We meet the Tzaddik as he faces off against a vengeful angel intent on sending the Fallen to hell. The shapeshifting Rat fights lycanthropic Nazis. The Rabbi takes us on a thoughtful and amusing journey into the possibilities of a Jewish state in the heart of Africa. Finally, all three protagonists appear in an old-fashioned caper story that will leave you breathless.

Introduction by Laura Anne Gilman.

Lavie Tidhar Lavie Tidhar writes weird fiction. He grew up on a kibbutz in Israel and lived in South Africa, the UK, the South Pacific, and in South East Asia.

Table of Contents:


  • The Heist

  • Transylvania Mission

  • Uganda

  • The Dope Fiend







Temple: Incarnations
Temple: Incarnations

Author: Savile, Steven
Format: Trade Paperback
Type: Novella
Page Count: 112pp.
Pub. Date: April 30, 2007
Publisher: Apex Publications
Links: Steven Savile Official Website
Links: An Interview with Steven Savile

A man awakens in a filthy bedroom with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. Seeing an old Gideon bible on a nightstand, he finds a name to call his own -- Temple.

This is the story of Temple's quest for identity and purpose in a dying, decaying world. By turns heartbreaking, enlightening, and surreal, British fantasist Steven Savile has created a story that T.M. Wright describes as "a story about Death written by a man who has clearly consorted with devils."

This novella comprises the four part Temple series published in Apex Digest issues five through eight, with a special introduction from T.M. Wright and an afterword from the author.

Steven Savile is a fantasy, science fiction and horror author and editor who is quietly working on becoming an overnight success.

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