Well, my good friend T. M. Baumgartner (whose fiction you should definitely check out) has put up some March 2021 goals, so you know what?
The news is a couple of days old at this point, but still: Daikaijuzine release 6.0 (Maguma) — which is the final release — is
I keep forgetting that I have this blog. Well, no, it’s not that I forget about it; it’s more like, in this world of Twitter
Daikaijuzine 4.0 (King Ghidorah) is finally out, featuring fiction by James Maxey, Eric Griffith, A. K. Cotham, and Jennifer Rutherford. Check it out at http://www.daikaijuzine.com.
Although Daikaijuzine is still on hiatus, all of the old content is back online. Unfortunately, in the process of moving databases and code around, the
For reasons technological, personal, and logistical, Daikaijuzine is going on hiatus for the next few months. All current submissions will be returned to the authors,
Daikaijuzine 3.0 (Gamera) is out! I’ll be posting more announcements in various parts of the world soon.
I just finished rebuilding Daikaijuzine in WordPress. There are still a few kinks to work out, and some prettifying to do, but it’s running now
Daikaijuzine has apparently been targeted by that lowest form of life, the spammer. Apparently a good deal of spam has been sent through our submissions
Shortly before the move, my main desktop computer crashed. It didn’t crash in a major way; the filesystem is, as far as I can tell,