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Tim Nickels
ENGLAND & NOWHERE
Nemonymous 7 (Zencore!)
**How am I getting on?**
Splendidly. Nemonymous is a cleansing experience. Rather as one enters the world of men with nothing, so one enters the world of Nemonymous. You leave yourself at the door. In an age where everyone wants to have a name, where the race is on to colonise the blogtastic meosphere, Nemonymous offers an alternative. The warm bath of obscurity where bubbly thoughts and words can scamper free and without restraint. And of course there is one aspect of Nemonymous that is far from unknown: its editor, df lewis. For me, this is the true joy of the venture. des, the co-conspirator. des, the feisty mother hen. des, himself blogtastic in many ways but so often for the benefit of others: his literary loves, his pursuit of the arcane word and concept.
**What difference Nemo made.**
To finally find myself in Zencore! represented a peak in my twenty years of being published. My immediate reaction was to stop writing. A practical difference has been my story's acceptance in the Year's Best Fantasy & Horror. And which will bring the greater thrill? That first anonymous appearance - or a bylined reprise? I'm sure you know my answer.
Nemonymous 7 (Zencore!)
**How am I getting on?**
Splendidly. Nemonymous is a cleansing experience. Rather as one enters the world of men with nothing, so one enters the world of Nemonymous. You leave yourself at the door. In an age where everyone wants to have a name, where the race is on to colonise the blogtastic meosphere, Nemonymous offers an alternative. The warm bath of obscurity where bubbly thoughts and words can scamper free and without restraint. And of course there is one aspect of Nemonymous that is far from unknown: its editor, df lewis. For me, this is the true joy of the venture. des, the co-conspirator. des, the feisty mother hen. des, himself blogtastic in many ways but so often for the benefit of others: his literary loves, his pursuit of the arcane word and concept.
**What difference Nemo made.**
To finally find myself in Zencore! represented a peak in my twenty years of being published. My immediate reaction was to stop writing. A practical difference has been my story's acceptance in the Year's Best Fantasy & Horror. And which will bring the greater thrill? That first anonymous appearance - or a bylined reprise? I'm sure you know my answer.