A Sub-Genre is Born: Norn Noir
Tuesday, November 25, 2008, 9:52 PM
My blogging friend Gerard Brennan just published a short story on a new Noir fiction zine called A Twist of Noir. You can read the story here, and if you have a moment, congratulate the man himself.
In the process, I believe Gerard may have created a new sub-genre by splicing Noir with Norn Iron, a common pronunciation of my homeland. That sub-genre is Norn Noir. You heard it here first.
In the process, I believe Gerard may have created a new sub-genre by splicing Noir with Norn Iron, a common pronunciation of my homeland. That sub-genre is Norn Noir. You heard it here first.
Labels: gerard brennan, reading, short stories
posted by Stuart Neville at 9:52 PM
4 Comments:
Stuart, man, thanks a million for this. And for the record, I love that genre tag. Norn Noir. It's got that twang, hasn't it? And it's a little bit of an anagram.
Thanks again.
gb
Loved it! Thanks for the find!
Neat story! Love the cigar.
I enjoyed it.
But what is it with guys and cigars? Sheesh...
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