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Hulahula Knows
Somehow, I missed the annual H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival. I knew it was coming up, and I usually don't go, but they were premiering Heartshot this year, a short film based on a story my buddy Mike Byers wrote back in the day. I was planning on dropping round to meet the director and blap! I missed it. (Mike's story was a magazine-killer, i.e., a piece you sell to a market, which then goes belly-up. Writers tend to blame themselves for this. I believe this one killed two magazines, which is short of my own personal best of three.)
Um. Anyway, I was going to get a copy of the DVD and some goodies, for having chipped in a little to the Indiegogo campaign that helped fund the movie. Sorry I missed it, but I will eventually get the DVD, which not only won the short film division at the Lovecraft gathering, but which has gotten great reviews on places like Ain't It Cool News.
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I actually got three if you count DNA Publications, the guys who bought the story from Aboriginal after Aboriginal folded. AS far as I know, DNA never published a single issue. Pulphouse was the first victim, by the way. I was thinking about sending the story around to anyone who is left in the business, with a letter saying I won't submit the story to them if they send me $1000, but there's probably a law against this.
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