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Tag Archives: science fiction
Talking of Dragons…
…and I was talking of dragons in my previous post. So, talking of dragons, I’m now reading Shadow Scale, sequel to Seraphina, by Rachel Hartman. Seraphina is quite delightful. It’s a fantasy story of a girl who is half-dragon and … Continue reading
Posted in Books and media, Science fiction and fantasy
Tagged books, fantasy, science fiction
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The Green Woman, or the Day Mat Feeley Became Famous
Story day! My Newfoundland-inspired flash fiction story is now live at the Saturday Night Reader. You can read it here. I spent a year in St John’s, the capital of what I consider the most beautiful province in Canada. I … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction and fantasy, Writing
Tagged Saturday Night Reader, science fiction, Short story
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The Economics of Writing
I made eight short story sales in 2014 at pro and semi-pro rates. Not all the stories are published/paid yet, but last I checked, I made around USD 1100. Riches! What? Not enough to live on, you say? Well, it’s USD 1100 … Continue reading
Posted in Books and media, Science fiction and fantasy, Writing
Tagged fantasy, science fiction, Short story
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Ghosts of Englehart
I’m pleased to report that my story Ghosts of Englehart is now live at AE – The Canadian Science Fiction Review. I love the illustration by Roan Carter. It’s beautiful and captures the feel of the story perfectly, I think. … Continue reading
Schrödinger’s email
Ah! An email from magazine xyz, where my story has been held for the last several months. My fingers hover over the mouse, anxious. In this moment, there are two possibilities – acceptance or rejection. Once I click and read the email, the possibilities will appear … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction and fantasy, Writing
Tagged Schrödinger's cat, science fiction, Short story
7 Comments
Emails from the future, Part 3
The other day, I picked up a local newsletter in a café and idly flicked through the pages. The second last page caught my eye. It was filled with the adverts of various spiritual gurus who promised to solve all problems, … Continue reading
Emails from the future, Part 2
There’s work to be done, dishes to be washed, taxes to be filed, serious stories to be revised. But right now I don’t feel like being serious. Right now I am thinking of pink tentacles, elegant suckers, and what dating fraud in the future … Continue reading
Posted in Science fiction and fantasy, Writing
Tagged dating fraud, flash fiction, science fiction
3 Comments
Letting the geek out at SFContario
I just spent a fantastic weekend at Toronto’s annual Science Fiction Convention, SFContario. The panels ranged from the technical (climate change, anyone?) to the delightfully absurd (Huggy snakes, anyone?). I’ve listed some highlights below of a few of the panels … Continue reading
Posted in Books and media, Science, Science fiction and fantasy, Writing
Tagged convention, fantasy, science fiction, SFContario, Toronto
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