The Tricky Genre BLOG
Message in a bottle
Part 2 of our series of ‘recently re/dis-covered’ Horthólary archive is a real gem. It is a letter, or note, in Horthólary’s own hand, addressed to Félix Gélis, the young Sénéchal of Pessane.
A Leaf out of a book
A recent tidy-up around the Tricky Genre Press uncovered two ‘lost’ autographs belonging to Horthólary. In the first of two blogs we look at each.
Tomb it may concern
We were delighted to receive a letter all the way from the Weekday Islands, requesting a photograph of the tombstone of Professor Horthólary.
The Maps of Maladie
jjhudsson likes to work off real maps. He says that unless he has that authentic, vintage, crinkly-paper feel he can’t write about a place authentically.
Cover Story
We’re excited to have received the first set of covers for the updated Horthólary series - The Lays of Maladie.
Who is Horthólary?
This is a question we are often asked. We’re working on jjhudsson to add a short preface to the Lays of Maladie collection. In the meantime, heres’ a potted biography.
About jjhudsson
Keen-eyed followers of the Tricky Genre Press website have noted that there is no jjhudsson on the ‘About Us’ page.
Tricky by Name
Welcome to The Tricky Genre Press, home of weird storyteller jjhudsson. If you’re interested in genre-defying stories about eighteenth-century sleuths, witchcraft, giants, creatures from other planets, viking raiders, dragons, early rockets, interstellar travel and stuff like that, then you’re going to like it here.