My previous post was a publication announcement, and so is this—Lite Lit One put my story “The Real McCoy” up about a month ago. So like with that last post, this one is a bit late. But also, this is MY SECOND PAID STORY FOR THE YEAR, and I also think the “The Real McCoy” …
Continue reading “The Real McCoy” Published in LITE LIT ONE (598 words)
I recently sold a story to a science fiction podcast. This is exciting news (to me, anyway!), because for the second time ever I'll get paid for writing, and for the first time something I’ve written will be performed. I don’t believe I can say more on that now, but did you know there are …
Continue reading Some of my Favorite Scifi Podcasting Magazines
So, is slipstream fiction a genre? As I first wrote when starting to read Feeling Very Strange, an anthology that tries, in part, to exemplify just what slipstream fiction is… I don’t think it is. I’m not sure if there are any stories here that don’t already fall under the regular speculative fiction umbrella, and …
Continue reading Feeling Very Strange: A Fantastic (Scifi?) Short Story Collection
“Slipstream” is a genre of fiction. Or it isn’t—that seems to be the big debate. I’ve been sending fiction to get published for the last year or so, and “slipstream” is a term that keeps coming up, alongside “cyberpunk,” “dystopia,” “military scifi,” “science-fantasy,” “weird fiction,” and all the other subgenres of science fiction or speculative …
Continue reading “Feeling Very Strange” — the Anthology I’m Reading, NOT my Current State of Mind
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