Reddit mentions of The Cenotaph of Dreams

Hi WeirdLit,

I'm new to reddit, new to this group and new any online group actually. Not sure I've enough time to contribute very often, but here goes!

I've recently been reading 'Eyes of Horus' by Joan Grant, which is interesting because years after it's publication Joan Grant admitted that it was actually the record of her past life memories and not a work of fiction about ancient Egypt. Strangely it feels quite authentic (or extremely well researched!) - not that I would know, only ever having experienced life in the latter quarter of the twentieth/early twenty-first centuries in the western world!

I've also been reading 'Mycelia' - a new magazine which describes itself as " a new print magazine based in Glasgow dedicated to weird fiction, experimental literature and visual art that explore the weird and the eerie". It's interesting, I have written a short semi-review of the first issue on my blog, here. Anyone else come across this magazine? I think it's worth a look...

I've also recently published a small book of weird fiction on the Amazon Kindle Store (ebook and paperback versions available) called 'The Cenotaph of Dreams' (from Amazon.co.uk), or here for the Amazon.com link. It consists of twenty-eight shots of the surreal, each one limited to exactly on hundred and fifty words - and so far it's only been bought by family members, so any advise on attracting more interested parties would be greatly appreciated!

That's about it from me for now - it would be good to hear from people!