Oh, excellent, Uncanny magazine is opening for their Disabled People Destroy Fantasy in mid-January.
I could submit to that.
I could submit my story that only recently got a good ending and that I’ve run out of pro markets for.
Oh, or could I? I’ll have to check whether I’ve already subbed it to Uncanny.
I need another pro short story market to open that will take one or more of my stories that have now been round all the existing markets.
That, or I need to do that Makers of Magic collection I’ve been contemplating for years. Short story collections don’t sell too well, though, unless you’re a really big name (and even then, not as well as novels).
I won a contest with what may be my best short story yet, a post-Zelaznian fantasy set at the Gate of Worlds. The link is to an interview I did about it and (for a short time) you can listen to the story in audio form.
http://www.remasteredwords.com/?p=3205
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Just received an email from a short story competition I’d forgotten about entering.
I won.
My story “Gatekeeper, What Toll?” (which is quite possibly the best story I’ve written so far) will appear in an audio anthology from Remastered Words.
I received word this morning that my story “Gatekeeper, What Toll?” is on the shortlist of five for three spots in this audio anthology.
Originally shared by Will Shetterly
Good seats for Macbeth at the Popup Globe.
Face. Book. No, not that one.
This year’s Event Horizon (the anthology of stories by authors eligible for the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer) is just out, and you can get it free at the link below.
I haven’t checked yet, but one of my stories should be in there. This is my second (and final) year of eligibility, and I’m not connected enough to actually get nominated, so no Campbell for me; but it is cool to be eligible.
Pick up the book and see what the neopro authors are up to these days.
My story “Gatekeeper, What Toll?” is reprinted in this rather beautiful anthology, along with a number of other stories and poems by NZ speculative fiction writers. It’s produced by SpecFicNZ, our local authors’ group.
Just published today. I do have a link for review copies if anyone would be interested in reviewing it on Amazon, Goodreads, etc.