Bundoran Press, No More?

That's the word I got this morning via Twitter. Hayden Trenholm bought that publishing company from Virginia O'Dine about a decade ago, built it up into one of Canada's independent SF&F powerhouses as far I could see. I have a few of the books put out by Bundoran across the years, and it's going to hurt in several ways to lose them as a company.

Among their titles that I own:

- Defining Diana by Hayden himself.
- Right to Know by Edward Willett
- Strange Bedfellows, an anthology about alternative versions of Canadian history.

Can-Con is going to hurt as well. Bundoran has been part of the core support of our little literary SF&F convention here since it re-started. As if anyone's going to cope with the Time of Pandemic unscathed.

At any rate, if there's any kind of good luck that can befall Bundoran between now and the announced October 30th shutdown date, this post is the start of my effort to invoke it. I hope I'm not alone, and I hope it works.

Twitter Chaos

Good evening, and good luck.

If you've been watching Twitter and reading the news the last hour or two...well. This is interesting. I just logged in again after changing my password and logging out for supper once I read the news about those high-profile accounts getting hacked by crypto-currency scammers.

And now I can't post on my own Twitter account, let alone reply to others' posts and replies.

Disturbing.

Since been fixed!