If you’re considering works for the Nebula or Hugo Award, my only eligible story from 2020 is my novelette, BEYOND THE TATTERED VEIL OF STARS, which appeared in the Mar/Apr. issue of Asimov’s. It’s been one of the best-reviewed stories …
Here’s an Author’s Spotlight interview, where Jason Ridler asks me some insightful questions about my family drama/first contact story, “Those Brighter Stars.” Hope you enjoy it!
… My story “Snatch me Another” appears in the Best of Abyss & Apex Volume Two edited by the wonderful Wendy Delmater. I’m proud to appear in the same table of contents with luminaries such as Robert Silverberg and C.J. Cherryh. … Here’s the stunning cover art for the August 2016 edition of Lightspeed Magazine. The artwork by Elizabeth Leggett is for my first contact story, THOSE BRIGHTER STARS, which is now available to read (or listen to) for free either at … Four months into my sabbatical from the 9-to-5 grind, I’m pleased to announce two short story sales! “Those Brighter Stars” will be appearing in a forthcoming issue of online magazine LIGHTSPEED MAGAZINE. This one is about two generations of … Here it is! The stunning cover of my forthcoming hardcover novella by Immersion Press and Carmelo Rafala. The artwork is by Richard Wagner. I’m very excited that it will be available for sale later this month.… I had an amazing trip to London from March 28 to April 5 to celebrate the launch at Eastercon of my collection, ACROSS THE EVENT HORIZON, edited by Ian Whates and published by Newcon Press. I had a great time … My story “Dear Annabehls,” originally published in John Klima’s Electric Velocipede, now appears in the anthology Other Worlds Than These, edited by master anthologist John Joseph Adams, alongside stories from Stephen King, Ursula K. LeGuin, George R.R. Martin, Joyce … Before getting to my top picks, I’d like to acknowledge some of the critically lauded — even Oscar-nominated — movies that failed to live up to expectations in 2011. One of the worst culprits, Terrence Malick’s grandiose The Tree of … Where did 2011 go? A few blinks of the eye and *poof*! ● I’ll never forget 2011 because it was the year I was nominated for my first major award, the World Fantasy Award, for my Black Static story “Tu … |