Those days where you receive contributor’s copies to stuff you’re in are, like, the best days ever. This time it’s the Fiction River: Wishes anthology, which is a publication I’ve been looking forward to because it has work from both Brigid and me! With the number of times this has happened, you might think that […]
Read More ...Adventures of a First-Time Editor: Stage 6 – Dealing With Rejection
This one’s a little shorter than the others, but I suppose that’s not saying much. It’s also…uh…not really that short. Sorry about that. This is the seventh installment of a series about the Oregon Coast Anthology Workshop, which is being held in Las Vegas from this point on. It’s a week-long look into the inner […]
Read More ...Covering the Games Appears in Avatar Dreams!
Yeah, I’m late to the party again. Life, you know? Anyway, I want to take a moment to note that my story “Covering the Games” is now available in a particularly fascinating anthology titled Avatar Dreams Get the Kindle or Print Version Here This anthology is chock-full of stories that touch on the futuristic (or […]
Read More ...Movie Boy and Music Girl
I’m happy to note that my story “Movie Boy and Music Girl” is now available in the Fiction River Wishes anthology. You can get it in e-book or print here! Like all Fiction River anthologies, this volume is full of stories that come from an eclectic variety of perspectives. My own effort is a bit […]
Read More ...Adventures of a First-Time Editor: Stage 5 – Selection/Production Eavesdropping
When I first sat down to write this, I thought it would be a quick one. This goes to show just how silly I really am. This is the sixth installment of a series about the Oregon Coast Anthology Workshop, which will be held in Las Vegas from this point on. It’s a week-long look […]
Read More ...Solo, The Movie: My Take
Lisa and I went to see Solo this week. Yeah, it’s good. Okay good rather than great good, but still good enough. It’s a little swashbuckling, and at least Donald Glover does a great Lando. The story clicks off all the things it needs to click off, and finishes with a little intrigue. Certainly worth […]
Read More ...“The Ambassador Objective” sees Boundary Shock Quarterly #1
There’s a bit of publishing news I’ve been delinquent on, but in case folks missed them, I’ll take some time over the next day or two to “announce” them. Let me start with the launch of Boundary Shock Quarterly. This is the product of a cool syndicate of writers that I’ve been included in (I […]
Read More ...Adventures of a First-Time Editor: Stage 4 – Editorial Eavesdropping
This is the fifth installment of a series I’m doing about the Oregon Coast Anthology Workshop (now, I suppose the Las Vegas Workshop!), which is a week-long immersion into the world of traditionally published short fiction. The first post in the series outlines the event and provides linkage to the entire series of posts. The […]
Read More ...A Strange Period of Stalledness Comes to An End
I finished a short story today. This is a big deal for me because, as you might be able to tell from my lack of presence around her and around some other social sites, I’ve been in a strange period of stalledness. By that I mean I’ve been coming to work every day and getting […]
Read More ...Adventures of a First-Time Editor: Stage 3 – Personal Workshop
This is the fourth post of a series I’m doing about the Oregon Coast Anthology Workshop, which is an 8-day immersion into the world of traditionally published short fiction. The first post in the series outlines the event and provides linkage to the entire series of posts. The workshop is intense and multi-faceted, so if […]
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