“Laws of Impermanence” now on Uncanny!
My story “Laws of Impermanence is now available on the Uncanny Magazine web site! This story is weird even for me…
My complete bibliography
Because my ability to edit my Writertopia page seems to have vanished, I am now "transferring my flag," as it were, to LJ. From now on, my bibliography will appear here (until and unless I get a web site of my own): Collections: Anthems Outside Time and Other Strange Voices […]
Updated My 2013 Recommended Stories
Since posting my list of recommended stories for 2013, I’ve added quite a few items to it. Go take a look!
Updated My 2013 Recommended Stories
Since posting my list of recommended stories for 2013, I’ve added quite a few items to it. Go take a look!
“The Age of Three Stars” Coming to your Emailbox
Subscribers to Daily Science Fiction will receive a copy of my middle-aged fantasy story “The Age of Three Stars” in their e-mail tomorrow. Non-subscribers will have to wait a week… Or, you could subscribe! 😉
My Nebula-Eligible Stories
Since I don’t think anything more of mine will be released before the end of the year, here are my stories from 2010 that would be eligible for the Nebula Award: "Tenure Track", Cosmos Online (November 23, 2010). "Six Drabbles of Separation", part of Trifecta XIII, "Stories from the […]
“Tenure Track” now online!
My story “Tenure Track” (which I wrote during week 6 of Clarion) is now available for free on Cosmos Online. Enjoy!
“Conflagration” accepted by Newport Review
I’m very pleased to announce that the online literary journal Newport Review will publish my story "Conflagration" in its Spring/Summer issue. "Conflagration" was one of my two Clarion submission stories. The other was "Liza’s Home," which is in the current issue of GUD. And while I encourage y’all to shell […]
Nanoism story
My twitterfic is up on Nanoism and Twitter. That is all.
Ideas are not stories
I have a lot more ideas for stories than I have stories. The ideas come all the time, and they’re all "interesting" in the sense that they present a new twist on an old idea, or exploration of a new one. I keep a running list of them. From an […]
Possibly not a good sign…
, in her lecture on the Odyssey Podcast, says that people (especially Americans) love to read details about how things work. So, if you know somethin’ about somethin’, and can work it into a story, you’ll make it more interesting to many readers. The things I know somethin’ about (apart […]
Of all the silly things…
Here’s an odd one for you: For a fantasy story I’ve recently been circulating to magazines, I made up some terminology for people who have certain abilities. They were simple, generic terms, but I’d never heard anyone use them in this particular way before, and neither, apparently, had my friends and beta-readers. Last […]
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