For anyone who's in the Boston area next weekend, here's my schedule for Readercon: Thursday, July 13: 8:00 PM Salon 5 How to Moderate a Panel. Alex Jablokow, Victoria Janssen (leader), Kathleen Jennings, Tom Purdom, Kenneth Schneyer. The moderator plays a crucial role in making panels run smoothly and […]
Here's my schedule for Boskone 53, February 19-21, 2016, at the Westin Boston Waterfront: Friday, 7:00 PM, Griffin Reading: Kenneth Schneyer. I'll be reading my short story, "Who Embodied What We Are". Saturday, 10:00 AM, Marina 4 Theories of Time Travel As improbable as it seems, is time travel possible? […]
You can now read my story "The Plausibility of Dragons" live on Lightspeed Magazine!
My story, "I Wrung It in a Weary Land" is now part of the well liquored fiction extravaganza Drink Me on Podcastle, read by the excellent . Also in that segment are "The Wine" by M. C. Wagner, "The Forgetting Shiraz" by E. Lily Yu, "The Rag-Man Mulls Down the […]
Here are my commitments (so far) for Readercon this year: Thursday, July 10, 9:00 PM F Theater and the Interrupted Ritual. C.S.E. Cooney, Greer Gilman, Andrea Hairston (moderator), Kenneth Schneyer. Theater theorists have put forth the idea that most theater begins with an interrupted ritual. This goes back to […]
“Selected Program Notes from the Retrospective Exhibition of Theresa Rosenberg Latimer” is on the 2014 list of finalists for the Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award! Here’s the whole list: “Bloom,” Gregory Norman Bossert. Asimov’s, Dec 2013. “The Weight of the Sunrise,” Vylar Kaftan. Asimov’s, Feb 2013. “They Shall Salt the Earth […]
This is just astonishing: My story “Selected Program Works from the Retrospective Exhibition of Theresa Rosenberg Latimer”, which originally appeared in Clockwork Phoenix 4 and then on Podcastle, has been nominated for the Nebula Award! You can read the full announcement here. I’m nominated in the same breath with these […]
Wednesday-through-Saturday, August 7-10, I'll be attending the annual meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business. I used to go to the ALSB every year, but since I've been devoting so much of my attention to the writing (and going to so many fiction-related cons instead) I've fallen off […]
I saw this on Mary Robinette Kowal‘s blog. No one tagged me, but it looks like fun, so I thought I’d join in. The ‘rules’ are: “Go to page 7 or 77 of your latest work. Read down to the seventh line and then post online the next seven lines […]
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