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22 April 2008

 

Bill writing at Kim'sWelcome to Gautham: Bill Gauthier.com.  

Bill Gauthier is a writer from Massachusetts.  His work has been featured in Borderlands 5, The Best of Borderlands, and Dark Discoveries. His book of short stories, Catalysts, was published by Dark Discoveries Publications in 2007.

"Bill's work...radiates a raw, naked desire to write. There is a quality in his writing which screams the need to do one thing: write. You read one Gauthier story and you know you'll eventually be reading more of them because this guy will be writing them for the rest of his life, presumably for, in this age of medical transcendence, a long, long time."  

--Thomas F. Monteleone

From his introduction to Catalysts

News

As of 22 April 2008:

  • My story "KILL -13-" will be appearing in the very limited Darker Discoveries chapbook, edited by James R. Beach.

As of 11 February 2008:

  • I'll be making an appearance at Knit Lit on Wednesday, February 20th, at Baker Books in Dartmouth, Massachusetts.

As of 3 November 2007:Catalysts cover

  • Catalysts is done! James Beach is numbering them now and they should be shipping within the next week. Also...

  • I'll be doing a reading at Pandemonium Books in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Sunday, November 11th, at 2 PM. Along with me, and far more important, I think, will be Bram Stoker Award-winning writer Christopher Golden, whose book Wildwood Road I only loved when I read it a few years back.

As of 8 August 2007:

  • Steve Vernon's review of Catalysts is here. That's two for two.

Currently Out There

  • Catalysts, a collection of short fiction.  Artwork by Alan M. Clark, foreword by Thomas F. Monteleone.  250 signed/numbered trade paperbacks.  Dark Discoveries Publications.

Appearances

  • Um...anyone interested in having a talented, entertaining writer read/speak?

Upcoming

  • American Gauthic: Installment 7 -- Adrift Along the River of Self-Indulgence.  Dark Discoveries, issue #11, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, Spring 2008 (dated Winter 2007 on the issue).

  • "KILL -13- ." Darker Discoveries, chapbook anthology, limited to 70 copies, edited by James R. Beach, Spring 2008.

Reviews

Bibliography
"Until Borderlands 5 hit my hands, I'd never read a story by Bill, and it may be that I've missed out.  Tom and Elizabeth [Monteleone] claim Bill as their own discovery, and if this is true, they have discovered a gem."  

--David Niall Wilson Cemetery Dance

See the rest of this review here.

Books

  • Catalysts, a collection of short fiction.  Artwork by Alan M. Clark, foreword by Thomas F. Monteleone.  250 signed/numbered trade paperbacks.  Dark Discoveries Publications.

Short Fiction

  • "Inquisitor, Inc." Dark Discoveries, issue #7, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, February 2006. 

  • "The Growth of Alan Ashley" The Best of Borderlands Vol. 1-5, trade paperback anthology, edited by Elizabeth E. Monteleone, published by Borderlands Press, September 2005.

  • "The Growth of Alan Ashley" From the Borderlands, paperback anthology, edited by Elizabeth E. & Thomas F. Monteleone, published by Warner Books, September 2004.

  • "Fun Gus the Tap Dance Man" Dark Discoveries, issue #2, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, August 2004.  Also available at Shocklines, Project Pulp, and Clarkesworld Books.

  • "The Umbrella People" Dark Discoveries, issue #1, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, March 2004.  Also available at Shocklines.

  • "Old Nelly's Black Magic Closet" Naked Snake Online, small press webzine, edited by Donna Taylor Burgess, January 2004.

  • "The Growth of Alan Ashley" Borderlands 5, hardcover anthology, edited by Elizabeth E. & Thomas F. Monteleone, published by Borderlands Press, November 2003.

  • "Something in the Pipes" Night Shopping Netzine, small press webzine, edited by Eric S. Brown and C.G. Davis, February 2003.

  • "Burned Out" The Edge, Tales of Suspense, #15, small press print magazine, edited by Greg F. Gifune, January 2003.  Copies are available for purchase through Thievin' Kitty Publications, Project Pulp, and Shocklines

  • "Snow Day" Ideomancer, volume 2 number 1, webzine, published by Chris Clarke, January 2003 (see 2003 archive section).

  • "Stray Cats" The Edge, Tales of Suspense #10, small press print magazine, edited by Greg F. Gifune, May 2001.

  • "Icarus Falling" Burning Sky, #2, small press print magazine, edited by Greg F. Gifune, February 1999.

Nonfiction

  • American Gauthic: Installment 6 -- From Gautham to Ellison Wonderland.  Dark Discoveries, issue #9, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, Winter 2007.

  • American Gauthic: Installment 5 -- Don't Call It a Comeback.  Dark Discoveries, issue #8, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, Summer 2006. 

  • American Gauthic: Installment 4 -- Art's Vicious Hamster Wheel.  Dark Discoveries, issue #6, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, Fall 2005.

  • American Gauthic: Installment 3 -- Exposing Myself.  Dark Discoveries, issue #5, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, Summer 2005.  Also available at Shocklines, Project Pulp, and Clarkesworld Books or at a bookstore/magazine shop near you.  Ask for it!

  • American Gauthic: Installment 2 -- What's Love Gotta Do With It?  Dark Discoveries, issue #4, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, March 2005.  Also available at Shocklines, Project Pulp, and Clarkesworld Books.

  • American Gauthic: Installment 1 -- My Name Is, or Who the Hell is This Guy and Why the Hell Does He Have a Column? Dark Discoveries, issue #3, print magazine, edited by James R. Beach, December 2004.  Also available at Shocklines, Project Pulp, and Clarkesworld Books.

  • Various news articles The Standard-Times August 2002-September 2002. 

  • "The Shining by Stephen King" a book review, Titan Magazine, local entertainment magazine, November 2000.

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