A great review of Love, Time, Space, Magic was published on New Myths, which says some nice things about my story Modern time. You can read the review here.
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Checkmate!
My SF story “Checkmate Charlie” has sold to the Robotica Anthology.
Heroines of Fantasy
My first post on Heroines of Fantasy went up today
Go over, look at the site (you’ll thank me) and read the articles!
Mine can be read here.
The Resistance and the Damned
Table of Contents for Apotheosis Anthology released: my story “The Resistance and the Damned” is included.
- “The Smiling People” by Andrew Peregrine
- The Pestilence of Pandora Peaslee” by Peter Rawlik
- “Daily Grind” by J. Childs-Biddle
- “What Songs We Sing” by L. K. Whyte
- “Dilution Solution” by Adrian Simmons
- “Earth Worms” by Cody Goodfellow
- “Eliza” by Joshua Reynolds
- “Footprints in the Snow” by June Violette
- “Beware Poorly Chosen Words” By Jeffrey Fowler
- “The Balm of Sperrgebiet is the Krokodil” by Steve Berman
- “The Caverns of al-Shog Qaleth” by Robert J. Santa
- “Of the Fittest” by Evan Dicken
- “Overcome” by Jason Vanhee
- “Paradise 2.0″ By Glynn Owen Barrass
- “The Divine Proportion” by Jeff C. Carter
- “The Resistance and the Damned” by Gustavo Bondoni
- “Twilight of the Gods” by Jonathan Woodrow
- “Venice Burning” By A.C. Wise
A lot to talk about!
Every Day Fiction
Every Day Fiction has announced its ToC for May, and it contains a large number of extremely talented writers. It also contains me (no publication is perfect).
My story “A Lot To Talk About” will be the featured story on May 10th.
Here’s the complete ToC:
| May 4 | Van Zeller | Liver Oil |
| May 5 | Walt Giersbach | Stella’s Chili |
| May 6 | Kira Plummer | The Education of Jimmy Cooke |
| May 7 | LB Thomas | Claws |
| May 8 | Sara Roberts | Fixing Things |
| May 9 | Jared Golub | Fire Water |
| May 10 | Gustavo Bondoni | A Lot to Talk About |
| May 11 | Andrea LoFiego | Breakfast |
| May 12 | Hermine Robinson | Thrift Store Princess |
| May 13 | D. Quentin Miller | Life Without Wishes |
| May 14 | Nicholas Olson | Neat Piles |
| May 15 | Matthew Lavin | Black Lake |
| May 16 | Scott T. Harker | Dumb Debbie |
| May 17 | Bernard Reed | At the Moment of the Giraffe |
| May 18 | Aaron Emmel | Jacob Gayne, Vice President |
| May 19 | Jessi Cole Jackson | Lady Cintron and the Bull |
| May 20 | Steven L. Peck | Tales from Pleasant Grove |
| May 21 | C.M. Gabbett | Her Number |
| May 22 | Tim Hanson | Flares |
| May 23 | Kristin Lea Berry | Goodbye, Mick |
| May 24 | Georgene Smith Goodin | Unwrapped |
| May 25 | Buddy Shay | The Report |
| May 26 | M. E. Hopkins | Object Lessons |
| May 27 | Sean Hill | The Baleful Tome |
| May 28 | Justin Eells | Bonzo’s |
| May 29 | Terry Ibele | Red |
| May 30 | Clint Wastling | Monsieur Alphonse’s Garden |
| May 31 | J. J. Roth | Barden Bernick, Living the Dream |
Sha’Daa
The team behind the series has revealed the cover of the fourth book in this amazing series: Sha’Daa: Facets. This one contains my short story “Empire Dreams”.
You can read all about the series here.
Already for sale is the previous installment, Sha’Daa: Pawns which also has one of my stories in it. You can purchase it here.
Modern Love
The Love, Time, Space, Magic antho, which includes my SF story “Modern Love” has been launched!Love defies time, crosses the infinite distance of space, and sparks formidable magics in the hearts of those it touches. And immortality? Yeah, it’s got that covered, too.
In this powerful volume, Pop Seagull Publishing presents twelve science fiction and fantasy short stories on the theme of love and its role as a force of nature.
Tokyo Yakuza
My story Death on the Inside has been published in the first anthology from the exciting new Tokyo Yakuza anthology.
Japan Won the War. The year is 2020. The Tokyo Olympics are supposed to be a world stage for Japanese corporate advances in cybertechnology. The Third Reich, the Soviet Union, and isolationist America will bear witness to a reinvigorated Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere. Not if the yakuza have anything to say about it. The Japanese mafia sees nothing but yen signs.
You can buy it on Amazon.
Flytrap!
My story Flytrap placed second in SF Reader’s annual short story contest, which is truly cool. I would have loved to win the top prize, of course, but with such a high-profile site and big entry, I am truly delighted to have been one of the winners. You can read the story here, and if you like airships in a non-steampunk setting, I recommend it!
Complete list of winners:
1st – Fetus-in-Fetu, by James A. Mangum
2nd – Flytrap, by Gustavo Bondoni
3rd – Price of War, by Samson Stormcrow Hayes