The Tems' Launch Party - March 4, Tattered Cover LoDo

Here's some cool news from the Tems:

Local award-winning authors Melanie & Steve Tem will read from and sign copies of their new novel, The Man on the Ceiling, on Tuesday, March 4, from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. (note time change from 9:30) at the Tattered Cover LoDo, 1628 16th Street, Denver. This novel is an expansion and re-imagining of their novella of the same name, winner of the Bram Stoker, IHG, and World Fantasy Awards (the only work ever to win all three). Please join them for reading, discussion, and refreshment, in celebration of the official launch of a work PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY praised for its "delicate, exquisitely detailed and almost hypnotic language."

The Tems at the Denver Book Mall - March 16, 2008

Melanie and Steve Tem continue their whirlwind tour for The Man on the Ceiling (10% discount) on Sunday, March 16, 2008, 3:00 PM at the Denver Book Mall, 32 Broadway (between 1st Avenue and Ellsworth), Denver, 303-733-3808. They will be talking and signing about their novel-length expansion of their 2000 novella of the same name, which won the Bram Stoker Award, International Horror Guild Award, and World Fantasy Award, which is the only work ever to win all three.

Steve Rasnic Tem Gets all Technological with Podcast

Steve Rasnic Tem has a podcast up of his short story "The House by the Bulvarnoye Koltso." Click the story title to hear the story.

Team Tem Gets Their Blog On

The Tems (Melanie and Steve, but did I really need to say that?) have also entered the Age of Blogs, thanks to their webmaster/computer consultant, Stace Johnson. Not sure what else to say about the Tems. If you write speculative fiction in Colorado, then chances are you've crossed their path and been enriched by the experience. If you haven't met them, then stop by a Stories for All Seasons reading (2nd Saturday of each and every month), because barring unforeseen circumstances, they'll be there.

Cacek and Tem Garner International Horror Guild Nominations

Both P. D. Cacek ("Forced Perspective" - long fiction) and Steve Rasnic Tem ("The Disease Artist" - Short Fiction) are nominated for International Horror Guild awards.

UPDATE: The winners were announced November 1, 2007. For Long Fiction, the winner was Norman Partridge, "Dark Harvest" (CD Publications). and for Short Fiction, the winner was Stephen Gallagher, "The Box" (Retro-Pulp Tales).