Mark Steiner & His Problems 2015 Tour

Gig > EDEN supporting MARK STEINER & HIS PROBLEMS, with HENRY HUGO

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EDEN are delighted to announce we will be performing a gig supporting Mark Steiner & His Problems, with Henry Hugo, at Tago Mago in Thornbury on Friday 16th January 2015. (Admission is $10.00.)

We are performing as a three piece for this show, and there will be a mix of new songs and some classic Eden. The set will be intimate and improvisatory, with two guitars and keyboard; this is a chance to hear some new songs in their formative stage, while “the ink is still wet”, and reminisce as we dust the cobwebs off some lost treasures from ‘Fire & Rain’.

EDEN will be performing around 9.30, but we encourage punters to come along at 8pm, to enjoy the introspective songs of Henry Hugo, grace us with your presence for our first gig with this line-up, and then kick back for a treat with brooding and transcendent covers and originals from Mark Steiner.

It will be a moody and authentic gig, a journey of light and shade, narrated by some great storyteller songwriters.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

MARK STEINER & HIS PROBLEMS

Mark Steiner, a New York-via-Oslo songwriter, is plying audiences with offerings from his new album ‘Saudade’ – melancholic, darkly humorous, lounge-noir rock. A solo artist who performs with a revolving troupe of “problems”, no performance is ever the same. He is joined on the stage on the 16th by Henry Hugo, Valentina Veil & Pange Niemoeller.

‘Saudade’ is a collection of originals by Mark Steiner, including a tribute to avant-garde filmmaker, Adolfas Mekas, and select covers of songs by Billie Holiday, Lou Reed, Bruno Adams (of The Fatal Shore and Once Upon a Time), Robert Burås (of Madrugada and My Midnight Creeps), and Rowland S. Howard (of The Birthday Party, Crime & the City Solution and These Immortal Souls).

EDEN

In 1989 Sean Bowley began performing as Eden with Pieter Bourke (who went on to work with Lisa Gerrard and David Thrussell). Eden’s early recordings included the Light Between Worlds EP (Nightshift Records, 1990), and first full album Gateway to the Mysteries (Third Mind, 1992). After favourable press response (notably from John Peel of the iconic BBC Peel Sessions), Eden signed a three album deal with American label Projekt Records; resulting in the release of the Healingbow EP (1993), Fire and Rain (1995), and Midnight Sun (1996).

Eden has been reincarnated as of 2013, and are currently performing as a three piece with Sean Bowley-Kramer joined by Andrew Kutzner on guitar, and the multi-talented Talie Helene on keyboard.

HENRY HUGO

Currently based in Zürich, Henry Hugo wears many hats including multi-instrumentist, composer, sound engineer, and producer. His music is described as ranging “from classical to punk joined by deep, melancholic and daily human experiences on his lyrics.” He has recorded with the Italian band LO.MO, a duet with the Italian singer Eco (Proteus 911), and composed music for films and theatre.

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The Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror Submission Guidelines

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Edited by Liz Grzyb & Talie Helene

An ongoing annual series collecting the best fantasy and horror stories from the Antipodes.

The deadline for submissions for Volume 5 is 31st January 2015.

Eligibility Guidelines for Volume 5

  • Stories should have a listed author who is a citizen, resident or otherwise be recognised as having significant ties to Australia and/or New Zealand.
  • Stories must have been published between 1 January and 31 December 2014.
  • Stories must be received by the editors by 20 January 2015.
  • Stories should be no longer than 8,500 words in length.
  • The editors will accept photocopies of eligible stories, and electronic copies. If you have any queries please contact the relevant editor via the email address provided.
  • Stories should be available in electronic format to be selected for inclusion.
  • Decisions made by editors are final and no correspondence shall be entered into.

Please note that while the editors do read widely, they are relying on writers to assist them by sending copies of their stories. This is the best way to ensure that stories do not get overlooked.

ELECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS PREFERRED. (Word, Docx, PDF, RTF, ePub and Mobi formats accepted. Please do include the story wordcount with the submission.)

 

HORROR SUBMISSIONS

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Talie Helene

Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror
PO Box 2553
Ringwood North VIC 3134
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FANTASY SUBMISSIONS

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Liz Grzyb

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The Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror Volume 4 Shipping Today!

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The Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2013

The fourth annual compilation; over 150,000 words of fiction from some of the genre’s best and most awarded writers, together with an annual genre overview and recommended reading list. This is both a book to be read and a valuable reference work. This volume collects twenty eight compelling stories from the finest antipodean writers of fantasy and horror.

The Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2013

The Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2013

Edited by Liz Grzyb (fantasy) and Talie Helene (horror).

  • Lee Battersby – ‘Disciple of the Torrent’ Tales of Australia: Great Southern Land
  • Deborah Biancotti – ‘All the Lost Ones’ Exotic Gothic 5 Vol I
  • Trudi Canavan – ‘Camp Follower’ Fearsome Journeys
  • Robert Cook – ‘Glasskin’ Review of Australian Fiction Vol 5 #6
  • Rowena Cory Daniells – ‘The Ways of the Wyrding Women’ One Small Step
  • Terry Dowling – ‘The Sleepover’ Exotic Gothic 5 Vol II
  • Thoraiya Dyer – ‘After Hours’ Asymmetry
  • Marion Halligan – ‘A Castle in Toorak’ Griffith Review #42
  • Dmetri Kakmi – ‘The Boy by the Gate’ The New Gothic
  • David Kernot – ‘Harry’s Dead Poodle’ Cover of Darkness Magazine
  • Margo Lanagan – ‘Black Swan Event’ Griffith Review #42
  • S. G. Larner – ‘Poppies’ Aurealis #65
  • Martin Livings – ‘La Mort d’un Roturer’ This is How You Die
  • Kirstyn McDermott – ‘Caution: Contains Small Parts’ Caution: Contains Small Parts
  • Claire McKenna – ‘The Ninety Two’ Next
  • C.S. McMullen – ‘The Nest’ Nightmare Magazine
  • Juliet Marillier – ‘By Bone-Light’ Prickle Moon
  • David Thomas Moore – ‘Old Souls’ The Book of the Dead
  • Faith Mudge – ‘The Oblivion Box – Dreaming of Djinn
  • Ryan O’Neill – ‘Sticks and Stones’ The Great Unknown
  • Angela Rega – ‘Almost Beautiful’ Next
  • Tansy Rayner Roberts – ‘The Raven and Her Victory’ Where Thy Dark Eye Glances: Queering Edgar Allan Poe
  • Nicky Rowlands – ‘On the Wall’ Next
  • Carol Ryles – ‘The Silence of Clockwork’ Conflux 9 Convention Programme
  • Angela Slatter – ‘Flight’ Once Upon a Time: New Fairy Tales
  • Anna Tambour – ‘Bowfin Island’ Caledonia Dreamin’
  • Kaaron Warren – ‘Born and Bread’ Once Upon a Time: New Fairy Tales
  • Janeen Webb – ‘Hell is Where the Heart is’ Next
Title : The Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2013 (Harcover)
Release Date : November 11, 2014
Label :
Catalog ref. : 978-1-921857-72-0
Format : Hardback Book
Title : The Year’s Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2013 (Trade Paperback)
Release Date : November 11, 2014
Label :
Catalog ref. : 978-1-921857-73-7
Format : Softback Book