Hey, r/Fantasy! We are The Pixel Project, an anti-Violence Against Women 501(c)3 non-profit, and we are absolutely thrilled to launch Giving The Devil His Due, our first charity short story anthology where The Twilight Zone meets Promising Young Woman.
Published in partnership with Running Wild Press and edited by Rebecca Brewer, formerly of Ace (Penguin Random House), this anthology features sixteen stories by sixteen major names and rising stars in Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror today including Angela Yuriko Smith, Christina Henry, Dana Cameron, Errick Nunnally, Hillary Monahan, Jason Sanford, Kaaron Warren, Kelley Armstrong, Kenesha Williams, Leanna Renee Hieber, Lee Murray, Linda D. Addison, Nicholas Kaufmann, Nisi Shawl, Peter Tieryas, and Stephen Graham Jones. Together, their stories will take y’all on an unforgettable journey to alternative worlds where men who abuse and murder women and girls meet their comeuppance in uncanny ways. Rod Serling would be proud!
Giving The Devil His Due is available in e-book and paperback formats on all major bookseller platforms worldwide including Amazon, Kobo, Google Play, Book Depository and more. 100% of the net proceeds from the sales of the anthology will go towards supporting The Pixel Project’s anti-violence against women programs, campaigns, and resources. Visit the anthology homepage here.
And now, onwards with the AMA: 14 out of 16 of our authors will be popping by the r/Fantasy house over the next 24 hours (10.00AM EST, 1 September 2021 – 10.00AM EST, 2 September 2021). Joining them will be Lisa Kastner, founder of Running Wild Press, and Rebecca Brewer, editor extraordinaire of this anthology. So ask them anything ranging from the anthology, their books, writing SF
... keep reading on reddit ➡Graham and Lee Hear Fraud Claims and are NOT Impressed
Sen. Lindsey O. Graham agreed to hear Rudolph W. Giuliani out.
In a Jan. 2 meeting arranged by Mark Meadows, the White House chief of staff, and held in his West Wing office, the South Carolina Republican met with Giuliani and his legal team to learn about findings they said could hand Trump a second term.
Giuliani, Trump’s personal attorney at the time, put forward a computer whiz who presented a mathematical formula suggesting Biden’s support in certain states was unrealistic. Graham, a lawyer and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, found the reasoning too abstract. He wanted hard evidence. “Give me some names,” Graham said at the Saturday meeting. “You need to put it in writing. You need to show me the evidence.”
Giuliani promised details by Monday — proof that scores of ballots had been cast in the names of dead people and people under 18, among other irregularities.
More at the link at the top of the link....
And yet, over 50% believe trump won the election....just goes to show the ignorance of the electorate. There isn't a single state where the majority of the state population has more than a High School education....
