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Fiction. Listen. Subscribe. The Emperor’s Old Bones. by Gemma Files. Author spotlight. Published in Nov. 2015 (Issue 38) | 7367 words. © 1998 by Gemma Files. Originally published in NORTHERN FRIGHTS. Reprinted by permission of the author. Oh, buying and selling . . . you know . . . life. —Tom Stoppard, after J.G. Ballard.
Gemma Files is a Canadian horror writer, journalist, and film critic. Her short story, "The Emperor's Old Bones", won the International Horror Guild Award for Best Short Story of 1999. Five of her short stories were adapted for the television series The Hunger.
Gemma Files ( Londres, 4 de abril de 1968) es una escritora de terror, periodista y crítica de cine canadiense. Su cuento, "The Emperor's Old Bones", ganó el premio International Horror Guild al mejor cuento de 1999. En 2015, su novela Experimental Film ganó el Premio Shirley Jackson a la mejor novela y el Premio Sunburst a la mejor ficción ...
22 de oct. de 2020 · I soon discovered a wealth of amazing narratives by Gemma Files. A quick search online led me to her short stories—including award-winners like “The Emperor’s Old Bones” and the critically acclaimed “The Jacaranda Smile”—eight books, and tons of writing about the craft and the horror genre published in magazines like ...
- Michael J. Seidlinger
I don't have any of Gemma's books, but after the review of Experimental Film on The Outer Dark, I'm definitely intrigued. Looking forward to reading this piece later today. 48K subscribers in the WeirdLit community. Weird Literature: For news, reviews, book discussion, and anything else pertaining to weird fiction. We….
1 de jun. de 2004 · In this second collection from Gemma Files--featuring the award-winning "The Emperor's Old Bones" (winner of the 1999 International Horror Guild Award for Best Short Fiction), and five never-before-published stories--we tour the overlooked intersections between wilderness and civilization where secret dances of fear and pain are ...
Gemma Files (Londres, 4 de abril de 1968) es una escritora de terror, periodista y crítica de cine canadiense. Su cuento, "The Emperor's Old Bones", ganó el premio International Horror Guild al mejor cuento de 1999.
